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Beef Liver Dog Treats
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Overview

The Pet Project Beef Liver Dog Treats are single-ingredient, dehydrated treats made from Australian beef liver. The liver is dried to a thin, crispy texture that breaks apart easily, making it well-suited to training contexts where small, quick-to-consume pieces are practical.

Beef liver is nutrient-dense and palatable to most dogs and cats. Suitable for all sizes. As an organ meat, moderation is advisable — liver is high in vitamin A, and consistent heavy feeding across multiple organ-based products can contribute to excess intake over time. Best used as part of a varied treat rotation.


Ingredients

Australian Beef Liver.

Ingredient images are illustrative only and may not represent the exact source or form used by manufacturers.

About


Manufactured
Australia
Type
Natural Chew
Life Stage
All Life Stages
Breed Size
All Breeds
Feeding Type
Treat
Processing Level
Moderate

Product Tags


Single Protein
Poultry Free
Grain Free
Gluten Free
Dairy Free
Soy Free


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About the Brand

The Pet Project

The Pet Project provides high quality single ingredient Australian dog treats that are air dried to maintain natural nutrients and flavour. Explore their complete range of natural snacks and dental chews to find a healthy additive free reward for your dog.


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