Amazon Brand - Wag Freeze-Dried Raw Single Ingredient Dog Treats, Beef Liver, High Protein, Health Training Treats or Meal Topper for all Dogs, Grain-Free, 3.3 Ounce (Pack of 1)

When it comes to rewarding my dog, Maxwell, I’m always on the hunt for treats that are both healthy and irresistible. The Wag Freeze-Dried Raw Single Ingredient Dog Treats in Lamb Liver have quickly become a household favorite.Pure & Simple IngredientsWith just one ingredient—100% lamb liver—I know exactly what Maxwell is munching on. It's free from fillers, preservatives, or artificial flavors, making it perfect for dogs with sensitive stomachs or allergies.Nutrient-Dense & HealthyPacked with protein and essential nutrients, these treats support Maxwell's energy levels during our long hikes and keep his coat looking shiny and healthy.Perfect Size & TextureThe freeze-dried texture makes these treats lightweight and easy to break into smaller pieces. They’re ideal for training or just spoiling Maxwell without overindulging.Unbeatable TasteMaxwell’s reaction says it all—he’s absolutely obsessed! The moment I open the bag, his tail wags furiously, and he sits attentively, waiting for his treat.The Wag Freeze-Dried Raw Lamb Liver Treats have become a staple in Maxwell's routine. They’re guilt-free for me to give and a delicious reward for him. I highly recommend these to any pet parent looking for a high-quality, single-ingredient treat that your dog will go crazy

Our dogs love this! They’re very excited when I bring out the bag. I know it’s healthy for them. It’s a great value for the price. You can’t go wrong with the quality of a single ingredient.

It's good quality, even though it says it's for dogs. I give it to my cats and they love it.It's their favorite treat.Ingredients naturally and freshness.

When a friend of the family passed away, I took in his ancient, 15 year old dog. She was constantly scratching, chewing, and licking herself in an unhealthy, obsessive manner. After the normal bathing and checking for fleas (she had none), I took her into the vet who told me she may be allergic to corn. So I bought the Wag brand freeze dried dog treats in chicken and beef liver to try to move away from dog treats/food with corn to see if that helps her.This has ratings for flavor, scent, and value for money, so I'll cover them first.Flavor: must be pretty good because both my young dog and my adopted ancient one love them.Scent: both dogs get super excited for treats, and it could be simply that these are new to them, but it seems like they get extra excited when I open these bags. I believe it is safe to say they smell the meat content when I open them. The scent is mild to my nose, not unpleasantly obtrusive like some dog treats.Value for money: this is a freeze dried meat only product, so it is going to be more expensive. I got a deal on the 3 oz bags, so for me it was worth a try, but be prepared to dig deeply into your pockets if you intend to switch completely over to this type of food and treats, because as of right now it is a little over $3 an ounce for these.That being said, I bought several different bags of treats and they all shipped together in one package. When I opened said box, I noticed the chicken one was kind of crushed and mostly crumbles while the beef liver one still had whole chunk cubes. It appeared that perhaps the other container of treats bounced around in the box and pulverized the chicken treats.Now I could still utilize this chicken dust as a food topper and mix it in with the dog kibble, but I ordered treats, so I contacted Amazon to let them know about the situation and they stated they would forward the information and feedback to the appropriate party. In the meantime I got a replacement to be shipped separately. Spoiler alert, it also came as chicken dust, so IDK maybe that whole batch has been damaged, or could be that the chicken just doesn't hold its shape as well / it is more delicate, or perhaps shipping is way too rough with the packages....So if you are wanting to be able to hand feed your dog whole chunks as a treat, you might want to find these in a physical store to inspect the package prior to purchasing it. Otherwise you might inadvertently get a food topper instead.TL;DR Dogs love these, but buy in store if you want whole treats instead of treat dust.UPDATE: after a little more research into freeze dried food, I learned that a lot of freeze dried foods are meant to be rehydrated for consumption. So if you take these and soak them in a bit of water for a few minutes it will reconstitute the meat to a soft raw form. When I tried it with these, the bigger liver chunks were still kind of dry and firm in the middle, but the littler chicken pieces quickly became very sloppy. Be prepared to have your dogs waiting impatiently for you to give them their bowls when you are rehydrating these. Considering this is technically a raw product be sure to wash your hands and the dog dishes after they consume the treat. (Even though mine polished the metal bowls long after the food was gone 😂 so they must really like it)

Our dogs loved these and they look and feel fresh— no bad odor like some freeze dried treats.Will be getting these again next time they go on sale

My dog has IBS and can only have certain novel proteins. She does extremely well on these! She absolutely loves them! They are pretty big pieces but very easy to cut in half with a knife if you want to use for training!

We like the idea of a minimally processed treat for our older doggie girls so we’ve been ordering these for years.Three stars are due to the amount of powder and small bits at the bottom of the bag over the last few months. The shipping beats these up and crushes them making the value questionable.We actually aren’t ordering these on subscription for the first time this month (since 2021).

Our dog is very picky but he's really into this snack. This snack is high in protein, good for special treats for dogs