Freeze Dried Dog Treats, Single Ingredient Raw Rabbit Treats for Dogs 2.0oz

Great little training treats, our miniature dachshund loves them.

I've been transitioning to dog treats that match closer to real food and minimal ingredients because he has allergies, and also, because I want better for his health. My dog doesn't get fed milk bones everyday (probably less than five times a year), he only has limited calories to work with so I want to feed him treats that have some nutrition, protein, and has minimal ingredients. My dog loves the rabbit bites, there's minimal odor, it tastes good (according to my dog), its size is perfect for reaching into the bag and just handing it to my dog and the thickness of the treats is pretty solid as it doesn't crumble into pieces. I think the bag is on the pricier end for what you get, but it's a very reliable product that is accessible for me. My dog also has food intolerances and allergies, so novel proteins are the way to go for him. This rabbit bag works great.

Not sure why I cant reorder these???

Our bernedoodle loves these. So far we’ve tried the chicken hearts, rabbit and liver. These are very healthy, one ingredient, freeze dried meat products. They have nutrients, vitamins and protein and are good for dogs in moderation. It feels so much better giving these to him rather than a bunch of fillers. We’ve purchased a few cheaper grocery store treats and he barely wants to take them now. His nose knows! He will take the cheaper treats with by products in them but them spit them out or bury them or really take his time getting around to eating them once he realizes nothing else is coming. The little liver ones are great for training because they are quite small and he’s highly motivated to listen to commands when we use them. I recommend you try this brand for your dogs.

These say for dogs but the ingredients are the same of the cat treats and these are a little less expensive. For the quantity you receive they are a bit pricey but our cats love them. They’ve become a household staple at this point.