Stewart Single Ingredient Freeze Dried Raw Dog Treats, Chicken Liver, 3 Ounce Resealable Tub, Training Treats or Meal Topper Dogs, High Protein, Grain Free, Gluten Free | Premium Quality Raw Protein, Single Ingredient, High Protein Training Treats & Food Topper, No Refrigeration, Cat Friendly

I suppose the clue should have been in the title but even though the product was freeze dried I was expecting a very different texture. I was expecting something akin to a dried jerky but these treats are very crumbly and powdery, they smell gross and the dog (who will genuinely eat anything!) turns her nose up at them. Not worth the money in my opinion.

ny pug is a picky eater, but, loves these treats.

Too small pieces. Very crumbly and expensive

Healthy treat our dogs love. Most recent batch looks different from previous purchases; pieces are puffy like dried foam, while previous were more solid, flat or cubes. But dogs loved them anyway.

Do not buy this dog treat until the manufacturer improves the quality. I hate to write this kind of review. In the past I’ve let negative impressions pass unremarked. However, since this is a food item and cannot be returned, I feel a duty to warn other customers of what to expect. When you open the container the first thing you will notice is the horrendous smell. It doesn’t smell like liver. It smells acrid. Next, there is the appearance and texture. Unlike beef liver, which is dark red-brown, chicken liver is supposed to be light in color. Feeeze dried it should be a yellowish tan color and relatively easy to break into small pieces. This product is dark brown in color—even darker than beef liver treats—and very hard to break into pieces suitable for a small dog or cat. My little Coton de Tulear won’t touch them. Our corgi will eat them, but she would literally eat garbage if we let her. Another customer said he thought the treats might be burnt. I agree. I think something went wrong in the manufacturing process, but the maker decided to sell them anyway. Since so many bad chemical compounds are created when meat is burned, including carcinogens, I’m throwing these Stewart Chicken liver treats out. I’m sorry I wasted my money.

My dog loves this treat.