PureBites Freeze-Dried Chicken Dog Treats vs Stewart Chicken Liver Freeze-Dried Dog Treats
Both are single-ingredient, US-made freeze-dried chicken treats, so the choice comes down to protein source and form. PureBites uses chicken breast at about 3 calories per treat, which suits weight management, training, and picky dogs that need a topper. Stewart uses chicken liver, runs higher in protein and calories, and comes in a resealable tub. Owners praise both for taste; PureBites draws complaints about crumbling, and Stewart's liver treats are richer, so portion them carefully.
- Choose the PureBites if you want a lean, low-calorie breast treat for training, weight control, or topping a picky dog's food.
- Choose the Stewart if you want a richer, higher-protein liver treat with added iron, copper, zinc and vitamin A, and you prefer a resealable tub.
Prices
- PureBites Freeze-Dried Chicken Dog Treats: $6.49 at WhiteDogBone.com (last seen Nov 9)
- Stewart Chicken Liver Freeze-Dried Dog Treats: $22.99 at Chewy.com (last seen Nov 9)
- Difference: the PureBites Freeze-Dried Chicken Dog Treats is $16.50 cheaper than the Stewart Chicken Liver Freeze-Dried Dog Treats at the latest prices (Nov 9)
