STW Liver Treats (100g)

Liver Sticks

High in Nutrients: Liver is a rich source of essential nutrients like protein, vitamins (such as A<B12, and iron) and minerals, which are vital for your dogs overall health.

Convenient and shelf-stable. Drying liver preserves its nutrients and extends its shelf life, making it’s convenient and long lasting treat option for your furry friend.

Training treat: dried liver’s strong smell and taste make it a highly desirable treat for dogs, making it an excellent choice for training and rewarding behaviour.

Low in fat: compared to other fatty cuts of meat\, dried liver tends to be lower in fat, making it a suitable choice for dogs and cats on a restricted diet or those prone to weight gain.

Promotes dental health: chewing on dried liver can help scrape plaque and tartar from yourpets teeth, supporting better dental health.

Remember to feed dried liver in moderation, as it can be high in protein and may lead to digestive upset if given in excessive amounts. Can lead to Vit A toxicity.  As with any new food, it’s advisable to introduce it gradually and observe how your dog responds to it.

R80.00

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Low in fat: compared to other fatty cuts of meat\, dried liver tends to be lower in fat, making it a suitable choice for dogs and cats on a restricted diet or those prone to weight gain.

Promotes dental health: chewing on dried liver can help scrape plaque and tartar from yourpets teeth, supporting better dental health.

Remember to feed dried liver in moderation, as it can be high in protein and may lead to digestive upset if given in excessive amounts. Can lead to Vit A toxicity.  As with any new food, it’s advisable to introduce it gradually and observe how your dog responds to it.

 

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