One ingredient, small batches
Freeze-dried beef liver treats for dogs, made in Pennsylvania
These liver treats for dogs have one ingredient: raw beef liver from a Pennsylvania farm, freeze-dried and never cooked. We dry it in small batches in Malvern, then bag it and ship it ourselves. Cats get it too, in smaller pieces.
- Beef liver only
- Freeze-dried
- Breaks by hand
Made in Malvern, PennsylvaniaBeef from a Pennsylvania farm
What is in the bag
1
Ingredient. Beef liver, and nothing added to it.
62%
Crude protein (min), as printed on the package label
3
Bag sizes: 1.5, 3 and 6 ounces
PA
Pennsylvania farm beef, freeze-dried in Malvern
Start with a single bag
Choose a size, add it to your cart, and pay on Sniff and Shift's Shopify checkout.
Most people start here. It is the treat our customers order more than anything else we make, and the full details live on the beef liver product page.
Which bag size to pick
| 1.5 oz | 3 oz | 6 oz | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who it suits | A first try, or a small dog | Walks and a pocket pouch | Daily training, or a house with two dogs |
| Price today | $15 | $20 | $25 |
| What is inside | Beef liver | Beef liver | Beef liver |
Same liver in every bag. The only difference is how long it lasts in your house. If you are not sure, the 3 ounce bag is the one most of our customers pick.
How it is made
Pennsylvania beef
The liver comes from a farm in Pennsylvania. Nothing else goes into the recipe, because there is no recipe.
Freeze-dried in Malvern
We dry it in small batches at our place in Malvern. No preservatives, fillers or coatings are added.
Bagged by the same people
Each batch goes into a resealable pouch. The front says what it is. The back carries the feeding notes and the guaranteed analysis.
Shipped from us
Orders leave from Sniff and Shift. Checkout runs through our Shopify store, so your order lands in one place.
How owners use it
As a training reward. A piece snaps apart in your fingers, so one chunk turns into several small rewards. Owners keep it for the moments that matter, like a recall at the park. Our high value training treats guide shows how trainers break it down.
On the road. The pieces are light and dry, and they leave nothing greasy on your hands. A bag rides along in the door pocket without making a mess.
On top of a meal. The label lists it as a treat, reward or topper, so crumbs from the bottom of the bag can go over dinner. Liver is rich, so a little goes a long way. Vet groups suggest treats stay near a tenth of daily calories, and our guide to how much liver a dog can eat turns that into ounces.
Often ordered with liver
Two more single-ingredient treats we make, sold on sniffandshift.com.
Beef heart is firmer than liver and milder in smell, which suits dogs who want something to chew on. Whole sardines are small fish dried whole, a change of pace from beef.
What owners say
Officer Buttercup gives the Beef Liver two paws up! đž She loves it so much that once the bag comes out, regular dog food is officially unacceptable. Sheâll protest until another piece appears! đâ¤ď¸
our working german shepherdâs favorite treat! whether itâs just a reward or whether itâs being used for training, she ALWAYS sits right away! itâs amazing what a high quality, yummy treat can do!
My dogs can't get enough!
Quality is always "spot on" Our dogs love all the products.
My Goldendoodle is very picking with treats, he loves the freezer dry beef livers. Thank you for introducing them to me at the Oaks Pet Expo
Our doodle loves these treats!!!
Liver guides
Plain answers to the questions people type in before they buy a bag.
- Is beef liver good for dogs? What USDA data shows about liver, and where to stop.
- How much liver can a dog eat? A treat budget you can work out with a calculator.
- Can cats eat beef liver? Why cats need smaller portions than dogs.
- Raw, cooked or freeze-dried liver How the forms differ in storage and mess.
- Liver as a high value training treat Piece sizes and two-level rewards.
- Are liver treats bad for dogs? Where the worry comes from.
- How to choose liver treats A label checklist for any brand.
Bags in sets
If you already know your dog likes liver, we also sell it in sets. The three-bag pack is for heavy users and the cheddar and liver pair is built for training. The beef trio adds tripe and heart. Compare all of them on the shop page.
Quick questions
Is this the same liver sold on sniffandshift.com?
Yes. Liver Treats is our own site for this one product. The bag, the batch and the checkout are the same ones you would get from the main Sniff and Shift store.
Can I share it with my cat?
Yes. It is the same single-ingredient bag for dogs and cats; just break it into pieces sized for a cat. Cats handle liver differently from dogs, so keep the portions small and read our cat guide before you start.
Does an open bag need to go in the fridge?
No. Press the zip closed after each use and keep the bag somewhere cool and dry. Once it is open, plan to finish it within 30 days.
What does shipping cost?
Orders of $50 or more ship free. Below that, the shipping cost shows at checkout before you pay.
Who makes it
A small maker in Malvern
Sniff and Shift is a small Pennsylvania company run by people who like cars and dogs about equally. We make our single-ingredient treats ourselves, and liver is the one we sell the most of. This site exists so liver has a home of its own, with guides that go deeper than a product page can.
Pick up a bag of beef liver
One ingredient, dried in Malvern, shipped by the people who made it.