Dried Bison Liver
Made in the USA
We are excited to bring to you, and our dogs are certainly excited that they are around, Dried Bison Liver. These treats come from a USDA approved facility in the USA and only come from Bison from the USA. These dried bison liver are sliced fairly thin, so they are a great treat for both big and small dogs. They can be broken up into small pieces and used as training treats or just given as a good boy/girl treat when your pooch is on their best behavior. They are also great to be given as a supplement for you raw food feeders.
They come in a 8 oz. re sealable bag.
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Dried Bison Liver
Item #: DBL
- Made in the USA
- Great treat for both big and small dogs
- Comes in an 8 oz. resealable bag
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Dried Bison LiverMade in the USA We are excited to bring to you, and our dogs are certainly excited that they are around, Dried Bison Liver. These treats come from a USDA approved facility in the USA and only come from Bison from the USA. These dried bison liver are sliced fairly thin, so they are a great treat for both big and small dogs. They can be broken up into small pieces and used as training treats or just given as a good boy/girl treat when your pooch is on their best behavior. They are also great to be given as a supplement for you raw food feeders. They come in a 8 oz. re sealable bag.
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Dried Bison Liver Marlene Ruderman5.0These looked good enough for even a person to eat! My large yellow Lab devoured the crunchy treat and would've chosen to eat the entire bagful had I let him! The pieces don't smell gamey, and are easy enough to break up into smaller pieces. They are a bit crumbly, and my dog isn't the neatest when he eats, so I put the crumbs in his food dish, which he promptly licked up!
 These looked good enough for even a person to eat! My large yellow Lab devoured the crunchy treat and would've chosen to eat the entire bagful had I let him! The pieces don't smell gamey, and are easy enough to break up into smaller pieces. They are a bit crumbly, and my dog isn't the neatest when he eats, so I put the crumbs in his food dish, which he promptly licked up! -- Marlene Ruderman
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