Grass Fed Organ Dog Treats

from $10.00

Organ meats pack a punch of flavor and nutrition, and they are a decided favorite among the pooches.

Our Grass Fed Organ Dog Treats are a medley of sliced and dried beef and pork liver, kidney and heart. With their rich smell and strong, savory flavor, these treats are true attention grabbers ideal for picky eaters and dogs in training.

Sourced from NC locally grazed animals, you can feel great about a high quality treat and a lower carbon footprint.

*Organ meats are packed with vitamins and nutrients, please follow feeding recommendations!

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Organ meats pack a punch of flavor and nutrition, and they are a decided favorite among the pooches.

Our Grass Fed Organ Dog Treats are a medley of sliced and dried beef and pork liver, kidney and heart. With their rich smell and strong, savory flavor, these treats are true attention grabbers ideal for picky eaters and dogs in training.

Sourced from NC locally grazed animals, you can feel great about a high quality treat and a lower carbon footprint.

*Organ meats are packed with vitamins and nutrients, please follow feeding recommendations!

GRAIN-FREE, great for picky eaters

Product size: 2-4 oz.

Ingredients: beef liver, pork liver, beef kidney, pork kidney, beef heart, pork heart

Guaranteed Analysis - Crude Protein (min.): 50%, Crude Fat (min.): 10%, Crude Fiber (max.): 2%, Moisture (max.): 10 %

Recommended feeding: Only to be fed as a treat and not to be used as a source of complete pet nutrition. Per day guidelines, feed about 3 - 5 treats for small breeds, 6 - 10 treats for medium breeds, 12 - 20 treats for large breeds. For training, break treats into smaller pieces.

Best by: Treats are freshly made and do not contain added preservatives. When stored in the original packaging, treats should be used within the month of purchase. To maintain quality for longer, store in an airtight container in a cool, dry location away from light.

All products of Gracie's Treats LLC are made small batch in Durham, NC. Ingredients are carefully selected for sustainable and organic production practices with priority sourcing given to local North Carolina farms.

Consult your veterinarian when adding new ingredients to your pet’s diet.

*References:

  • U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service. FoodData Central, 2019. Site Link.