Questions about our freeze-dried beef liver treats

Beef liver. That is the whole ingredient list. It starts raw, comes from a farm in Pennsylvania, and is freeze-dried in Malvern without being cooked. Nothing is sprayed on or mixed in.

No. Our only liver is freeze-dried beef liver. If you are weighing the two, our chicken liver for dogs and chicken liver for cats guides set USDA's figures for each side by side.

Our product data lists the liver for adult dogs and puppies. For a puppy, break pieces down to the size of a pea or smaller, and ask your veterinarian how treats fit around the food your puppy is on now.

Yes. Cat households buy the very same bag. Crumble a piece into bits a cat can manage. VCA Animal Hospitals says cats are more susceptible than dogs to excess vitamin A, which liver is high in, so keep cat portions very small. Our liver for cats guide covers this in detail.

Vet sources such as VCA Animal Hospitals put all treats together at about 10 percent of a dog's daily calories. Liver should be a part of that, not all of it. The treat budget guide has a calculator that turns your dog's calories into ounces of this liver.

Medium and irregular, the way liver breaks when it dries. They snap apart by hand, so you decide the final size. See the photos on the beef liver page.

The two methods pull water out in different ways. A dehydrator blows warm air over the food, while a freeze-dryer freezes it first and draws the water off at very low temperature. Our liver is freeze-dried and never cooked. The raw vs freeze-dried guide compares the methods.

Each bag has a best-by date printed on it, set one year from its production date. Keep unopened bags in a cool, dry spot until then.

Use it within 30 days of opening. Squeeze the air out and close the zip every time, then store the bag somewhere cool and dry.

No. Freeze-dried liver sits in a cupboard, a car or a training bag without cold storage. Moisture is the thing to avoid, so keep the bag sealed and away from the sink or a steamy kitchen.

Yes. Dry liver is brittle, and pieces rub against each other in shipping. The crumbs are still liver. Sprinkle them over a meal, since the label lists it as a topper as well as a treat.

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Yes, on the single beef liver bag. The discount depends on how often you want it delivered. It is opt in and never preselected. Choose a schedule in the buy box on our beef liver page; the details are on the subscription page. Our bundles are one-time orders only.

Orders of $50 or more ship free. Smaller orders show the shipping charge at checkout before you pay. Full terms are in the shipping policy.

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