Are these treats safe for puppies?

Yes. They are labeled for all life stages, and the pieces break small enough for puppy training. Feed them as a reward alongside a complete diet, not as a meal.

Are they grain-free and gluten-free?

Yes. Chicken liver is the only ingredient, so there are no grains, gluten, preservatives or additives.

How many can I give my dog per day?

The label suggests 1 to 2 treats for dogs 10 to 30 lb, 2 to 4 for 30 to 60 lb, and 4 to 6 over 60 lb, split across up to three servings. Adjust for your dog's size and calorie needs.

How should I store them after opening?

Keep the tub sealed and use the treats within 6 to 8 weeks of opening. A cool, dry spot is fine; refrigeration is not required.

Are these a complete food?

No. They are a treat and should be fed in addition to a complete and balanced diet, with fresh water always available.

Can dogs with chicken allergies eat them?

No. Chicken liver is the sole ingredient, so they are unsuitable for dogs with a chicken allergy.

Where can I buy the Stewart Chicken Liver Freeze-Dried Raw Dog Treats?

16 stores we checked sell it, including North 40 Outfitters, Chewy.com, eBay, Do it Best, True Value.

Stewart Chicken Liver Freeze-Dried Raw Dog Treats

Q: Where is the Stewart Chicken Liver Freeze-Dried Raw Dog Treats cheapest?

At Chewy.com, for $22.99, 30% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.

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What reviewers say

Owners of picky and training-focused dogs tend to rate these highly as a high-value reward, and the short ingredient list appeals to people avoiding grains and additives. The main complaints are the strong odor, the crumbling, and how quickly the pieces need to be used up after opening.

What people mention

SmellMixedOwners say the liver odor is strong and lingers on hands, though many dogs find it irresistible.
TextureMixedThe freeze-dried pieces break apart easily for training but crumble and leave dust behind.
IngredientsPraisedBuyers like that chicken liver is the only ingredient, with no grains or additives.
Training valuePraisedOwners report dogs work harder for these than for ordinary biscuits.
Shelf lifeCriticisedSeveral note the treats need to be finished within about six to eight weeks of opening.
DigestionMixedMost dogs handle them well, but a few owners report loose stools when fed too many.

About the Stewart Chicken Liver Freeze-Dried Raw Dog Treats

The single ingredient chicken liver treats are made of 100% chicken liver and nothing else! Sourced and made in the USA and packed with protein that they'll crave. A healthy dog treat that is gluten free, grain free, additive free and packed full of protein and nutritional benefits. Essential Minerals for Pet Health: Rich in iron, copper and zinc Supports Strong Muscles: High in protein with well-balanced amino acids Supports Healthy Eyes: Rich in B vitamins and Vitamin A Ingredients 100% Pure Chicken Liver Guaranteed Analysis Crude Protein (Min): 60% Crude Fat (Min): 10% Crude Fiber (Max): 2% Moisture (Max): 7.5% Iron (Min): 110 mg/kg Copper (Min): 10 mg/kg Zinc (Min): 50 mg/kg Vitamin A (Min): 10,000 IU/kg Thiamin (Min): 3.1 mg/kg Niacin (Min): 100 mg/kg Calorie Content 4035 kcal ME/kg, 4 kcal ME/g or 114 kcal ME/oz Feeding Guidelines May be fed three times daily. Daily feeding based on dog’s weight. Weight Number of Treats 10 – 30 lb 1 – 2 30 – 60 lb 2 – 4 Over 60 lb 4 – 6 Serving Instructions To be fed as a treat, in addition to a complete and balanced diet. Have a bowl of fresh water available to your dog at all times.