Liver Treats for Dogs – Premium Training Rewards (1kg resealable bag)

Our Australian Beef & Lamb Liver Treats are the perfect training reward — as used in Jordan Dog Training Puppy Schools every week. Thinly sliced, easy to break, and bursting with a smell dogs can’t resist, these premium treats are a must-have for every dog owner.

Packed in a 1kg resealable bag for convenience, they lock in freshness while giving you the best value. Expertly dehydrated to preserve nutrients, they’re healthy, versatile, and high-value rewards that make training a breeze.

At a Glance

✅ Product of Australia
✅ 100% natural beef & lamb liver
✅ Thinly sliced & easy to break
✅ Irresistible aroma dogs love
✅ Premium training treat – Puppy School Approved
✅ High protein, low fat, nutrient-rich
✅ Convenient 1kg resealable bag
✅ Red Dog Approved

Product Snapshot

• Protein: Beef & lamb liver

• Ingredients: 100% Australian liver, nothing else

• Texture: Thin, crunchy slices — breakable into training-sized pieces

• Pack size: 1kg resealable bag

• Processing: Gently air-dried for freshness & shelf stability

• Best for: Training, rewarding, enrichment, puzzle toys

• Suitability: All breeds, puppies through to seniors

Why Choose Liver Treats?

These aren’t just liver treats — they’re trainer-tested essentials.

• High-value training reward: Dogs will do anything for them, making obedience training easier and more fun.

• Easy to use: Breaks cleanly into small pieces without crumbs or grease, perfect for pockets and training bags.

• Gentle on digestion: Low in fat and easier to digest than many other treats, suitable for dogs with sensitive stomachs.

• Enrichment fun: Perfect in puzzle feeders or as a scatter reward for foraging.

• Trainer trusted: Used in thousands of Puppy Preschool classes, with proven results.

Health Benefits

• Firstly, rich in protein to support muscles and energy.

• Secondly, natural source of vitamins and minerals to promote overall vitality.

• Because they’re low in fat, they suit everyday training without extra calories.

• Finally, liver supports coat condition and immune health naturally.

How to Use It

• Obedience training: Ideal for sit, drop, recall and focus work.

• Puppy School favourite: Keeps puppies engaged and motivated.

• Puzzle toys & sniffaris: Hide for foraging fun or use in enrichment feeders.

• Behaviour redirection: Pair with triggers (like the doorbell) to retrain responses.

Feeding & Safety Guidance

• Natural variation: Each slice may vary in size, shape, and colour.

• Supervision: Always supervise your dog when treating.

• Fresh water: Provide clean water at all times.

• Moderation: Feed as part of a balanced diet, not as a meal replacement.

• Veterinary advice: If your dog has sensitivities, check with your vet before introducing.

Sustainability & Provenance

🌱 Made from 100% Australian beef & lamb liver. Sourced from trusted local farms, naturally dehydrated without additives, preservatives, or artificial colours.

Storage & Shelf Life

Best before 12 months from purchase if sealed and stored below 30°C, away from sunlight.

Best For…

• Training puppies and adult dogs

• Owners wanting thin, easy-break training treats

• Dogs needing low-fat, high-value rewards

• Everyday enrichment and puzzle toys

Other Healthy Options

If your dog enjoys Liver Treats, they may also love:

• Chicken & Lamb Treats — light, airy training bites.

• Pork Tendons — fibrous chews for joint and dental health.

• Roo Tendons — long-lasting chews for stronger dogs.

The Perfect Training Treat

Whether you’re teaching obedience, rewarding good behaviour, or keeping your dog engaged, our Liver Treats are the gold standard.

🐾 Dogs love the smell and taste — and you’ll love knowing they’re natural, healthy, and Australian made.

A Note on Safety

⚠️ The information provided is intended as general guidance. It is not veterinary advice. Always supervise your dog when giving treats, and ensure fresh water is available. If you have concerns about your dog’s health, diet, or suitability for this product, please consult your veterinarian for personalised advice.