Stewart Single Ingredient Freeze Dried Raw Dog Treats, Beef Liver, 21 Ounce Value Size Resealable Tub, Training Treats or Meal Topper for All Size Dogs, High Protein, Grain-Free, Gluten-Free

Back to 5 Stars – Sourced and Processed in USA!
I’ve been buying Stewart Freeze Dried Beef Liver for my dogs for 20 years. It’s been a go-to treat that’s healthy and tasty for my pooches. The tubs always had “sourced and made in the USA” emblazoned on the lid and side of the tub, with prominent American Flag. That’s what you need to see to know what’s what. Many treats have an American Flag, and something like “processed in”. If something is sourced, made, processed etc. in the USA, rest assured the company will be screaming it from the highest tower.Sadly, with my most recent giant tub purchase, I noticed new packaging. Nothing new, companies often refresh their packaging. What is missing however is the giant American Flag on the lid, and tub. Now, there’s a tiny little flag back by the nutrition panel that says “freeze dried in”. Great. One more fantastic product falls by the wayside. This is a pricey product as-is, and there are other companies that are either sourced in the USA, Canada or New Zealand and state as much on the package. Until they decide to become transparent and list where it’s sourced, I’ll make the assumption it’s from China and laced with lead and assorted pesticides.[edit 5/24]I’m revising my review for Stewarts. The past 3 buckets I’ve purchased are sourced and processed in the good old US of A. I’m going to assume that the issue arose with our supply chain problems, so to be fair, they can’t be blamed for that. I wish there was a bit more transparency, but then it’s hard to change packaging when you don’t know when things will be back to normal. Anyway, I’ve been buying these for 21 years now, and am happy to report that I will continue to stick with Stewarts![edit 1/25]They’ve improved even further and are back to what I originally fell in love with years ago. The past 2 buckets I’ve purchased have been amazing. There’s no longer any weird shapes or crumbly pieces at all. They’ve all been universally the exact size of Dice (maybe a tad smaller), perfectly square and uniform firm texture. This is what I was buying 2003-2015. They obviously listen to feedback, have improved and I respect that. I know in this economy and screwed up supply chain it’s not easy. But Stewarts has earned my loyalty after 2 decades and a short rough path. 100% USA. Whole healthy single ingredient protien for your fur baby or hairy adult. Highly recommended.

A hit at my house
These have one ingredient, beef liver. Which is great for pets on a limited ingredient diet or who have food sensitivities to things other than beef. Break easy. There’s a variety of sizes as not all “chunks” are the same size. But they’re easy to break up if you have to. My guys love the soft yet crunchy texture. They’re high value for my pups which makes them excellent for training.

Great for distraction to give my dog his insulin
Bear absolutely loves these treats. I also received a small container of chicken liver as a bonus. These are freeze dried so the texture is almost the consistency of styrofoam, sort of. Easy to cut if the chunk is too big. They don’t smell too bad – about what you’d expect but not overwhelming.Bear is an older dog but he has no problems chewing these: chewability great! He’s had zero stomach upset so the digestibility is great for him.They must taste really good compared to his other treats – I use them to give him his insulin shot since he loves them so much he gobbles them and I get that insulin in him quickly before he finishes but when I try this with another treat, he fights me on the insulin so there you go — I put smaller pieces so he has to work at it.My containers say sourced and made in the US so that’s good.

Great and LOVED BY ALL TGE FUR BABIES ! GOOD PRICE
Wow we have 3 dogs under 30pounds and 2 cats ALL OF THEM LOVE LOVE THE TREATS

I recently acquired a new dog which needed training. Extensive research showed the best way was to use my dog’s daily ration of kibble and use that instead of treats to avoid weight gain and keep treats as high value rewards.I saw on Simpawtico dog training (on YouTube) to use some of this product ground up and sprinkled over the training kibble to make it more interesting. It totally worked.My not so food motivated dog, became more motivated. I now use a mini grater to grate some of the beef liver chunks over the training kibble. This is equivalent to a teaspoon of beef liver and the product is very shelf stable. I have so far used it lots and have hardly made a dent into the amount of product.So used correctly, very cost efficient, very stable and a product dogs go mad for. I would highly recommend if you are using via this method.

Lo compre para ayudar a mi petra con la anemia y le encanta…

my dog loves them