Real Meat All Natural Lamb & Liver Jerky Treats for Dogs

Four-Part Lamb Organ Soft Jerky for Dogs

Product Description

Real Meat Lamb and Liver Jerky Treats are all-natural, air-dried soft jerky pieces made from four lamb components: lamb, lamb liver, lamb lung, and lamb heart, all from free-range, farm-raised New Zealand sheep. Raised without added hormones or antibiotics, this organ-rich recipe delivers more nutritional variety than muscle-meat-only treats. Small half-inch irregular pieces with a semi-moist, soft jerky texture break apart easily for training or can be given whole as a daily reward for dogs and puppies of different ages and sizes. 

Benefits

• Four Lamb Components: Lamb, lamb liver, lamb lung, and lamb heart together cover a broader nutritional range than muscle meat alone, giving your dog organ-level variety in every piece.
• Liver Adds Dense Nutrition: Lamb liver is one of the most nutrient-dense organ meats available, naturally rich in vitamin A, B vitamins, and iron without any synthetic supplementation needed.
• Soft and Easy to Break: The semi-moist, soft jerky texture means these pieces pull apart by hand without effort, which works well for training sessions where you need frequent small rewards quickly.
• No Grains or Fillers: There is no wheat, corn, rice, soy, or artificial filler anywhere in the recipe, just four lamb organ cuts, a prebiotic fiber, and a handful of natural seasonings.
• Gut-Supporting Chicory Root: Dried chicory root brings inulin into every piece, a prebiotic fiber that feeds beneficial gut bacteria and helps keep your dog's digestive system running steadily.

Ingredients

Lamb, Lamb Liver, Lamb Lung, Lamb Heart, Dried Chicory Root, Coconut Glycerin, Salt, Fennel, Celery Seed, and Mixed Tocopherols (used as a preservative).

Calorie Content

4144 Kcal/kg, 10 (2.5 gm) Kcal/Treat

Guaranteed Analysis

How to Use

Directions for Use

• Break for smaller dogs: These pieces pull apart easily by hand; tear into smaller bits for puppies, small breeds, or when you need frequent, quick rewards during a training session.
• Use as a high-value reward: The organ content gives these a stronger scent than muscle-meat-only treats, which tends to hold the attention of dogs that are hard to motivate with standard treats.
• Give whole for daily treats: For medium and large dogs, a whole piece works as a daily reward alongside a regular balanced diet without needing to portion it further.

Additional Information

Precautions 

• Not a complete meal: These treats are a supplement to your dog's regular diet and should not replace a complete and balanced food formulated for their age and size.
• Vitamin A from liver: Lamb liver is naturally high in vitamin A; avoid combining these with other liver-based treats or supplements on the same day to prevent inadvertent overconsumption of this fat-soluble vitamin.
• Consult vet for known allergies: If your dog has a documented sensitivity to lamb or any organ meat, check with your veterinarian before adding these to their regular treat rotation.

Storage Instructions 

• Cool and dry location: Keep the bag somewhere cool and dry, away from direct sunlight. Heat and light will decrease the shelf life faster than you might expect.
• Reseal after each use: Close the bag tightly after every session. Leaving it open lets air in and dries out the soft texture quicker than necessary between uses.
• Refrigerate in warm climates: If you live somewhere hot or humid, the fridge is the better option once the bag is open. It keeps the texture from changing between treat sessions.

Shipping & Return

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What meat cuts are in these treats?

Ans: There are four: lamb, lamb liver, lamb lung, and lamb heart. All four come from free-range, farm-raised New Zealand sheep raised without added hormones or antibiotics. The remaining ingredients are dried chicory root, coconut glycerin, salt, fennel, celery seed, and mixed tocopherols.

Q2: What sizes do these come in?

Ans: They come in a 4 oz bag and a 12 oz bag. Both use the same recipe and the same small half-inch soft jerky pieces. If you go through them regularly for training or have more than one dog, the 12 oz bag gives you a better cost per ounce.

Q3: How are these different from the plain lamb jerky treats?

Ans: The plain lamb treats use lamb, lamb lung, and a few seasonings. These add lamb liver and lamb heart on top of that, giving you four distinct lamb components instead of two. The liver and heart add more nutrient density and a stronger organ scent, which tends to make them a higher-value treat for dogs.

Q4: Are these suitable for dogs with beef or chicken sensitivities?

Ans: Yes. The only protein source is lamb in four different forms: lamb, lamb liver, lamb lung, and lamb heart. There is no beef, poultry, fish, or grain anywhere in the recipe. Dogs that have reacted to beef or chicken often do well on a single novel protein like lamb, but check with your vet if your dog has multiple confirmed sensitivities.

Q5: Can these be used for training?

Ans: Yes. The organ content gives them a strong scent that tends to get reluctant dogs engaged quickly. The soft texture makes it simple to break pieces into training-sized bits mid-session without slowing you down.

Q6: Can puppies eat these treats?

Ans: Yes. Just break the pieces into smaller bits for younger dogs so they can chew comfortably. Introduce any new treat gradually over a few days and watch for any sign of a digestive reaction before making them a regular part of your puppy's routine.

Q7: Is the fat content high compared to other treats?

Ans: Yes, relatively speaking. At 32% minimum crude fat, these are richer than many standard dog treats. That comes from the organ meats, which are naturally higher in fat than pure muscle cuts. Dogs on low-fat diets or those with a history of pancreatitis should only have these with your vet's guidance.