Beef Liver Sticks

Crude protein: min. 63%
Crude fat: min. 11%
Crude fiber: max. 0.26%
Moisture: max. 7%
Calories: ~359 kcal / 100 g

What does one stick contain?
Liver is full of good things for your dog — vitamin A, vitamin B12, iron, zinc, copper, and high-quality protein. Vitamin A supports vision, skin, and immunity. Iron keeps the dog energetic. Zinc and copper support coat and bones. Everything you would normally buy separately as supplements is already found in liver.

Why we DO NOT use it for training?
During training, treats are given quickly and frequently, one after another. Liver is too nutrient-dense for this kind of use. Just a few sticks per day are already enough for the body. If given regularly in larger amounts, vitamin A — which accumulates in the body — can become excessive. Liver should be given in moderation, as an occasional treat, not as a training reward. For training, choose a lighter treat from the range.

Why we do NOT recommend it for white dogs?
Liver contains natural pigments that, when in contact with white or light-colored coats, can leave reddish-brown stains around the mouth and paws. This is not harmful to health, but it looks undesirable on white fur. If you have a white or cream-colored dog, choose another treat from the range.

How many sticks per day should you give?
One or two sticks per day — that’s it. No more. It’s like a piece of dark bitter chocolate: a little is perfect. Give too much and you ruin the effect.

Why dogs love it
Extremely strong scent — any dog immediately stops what it’s doing
Soft texture, easy to chew at any age
Dense and pure taste — unmistakable

Why owners love it
The most nutrient-dense treat in the line — a little goes a long way
Sticks easy to break into smaller pieces
Single-ingredient, no additives, no grains