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100% Bison Liver Treats
$17.99
Liver is the ultimate superfood, and your dog knows it. But not all bison is created equal. We source from regenerative ranchers who manage their land with care, restoring our grasslands while creating nutrient-dense rewards your pup will obsess over. Always 100% grass-fed, grass-finished, pasture-raised, and regeneratively-managed. It's ancient wisdom with a modern mission: healing the land, one tail wag at a time.
Pure freeze-dried bison liver. Nothing artificial, no compromises. Our gentle freeze-drying process locks in all the vital nutrients, preserving the nutrition of this superfood.
WAYS TO FEED
Bite-sized fuel for every adventure—
- Crushing training sessions with high-value ingredients they crave
- Blazing trails with pocket-ready bites packed with vitamins and minerals
- Giving a much deserved boost of nutrition for being so cute
Because the best treats don't just nourish your dog; they nourish the planet that raised them.
For intermittent or supplemental feeding only. Keep sealed and stored in a cool, dry place. Not for human consumption (even if you're tempted!).
INGREDIENTS
Bison raised the right way.
We’re here to bring back the wild. It's simple: restore America’s grasslands by restoring the animal that brought them to life - the bison.
Bison are natural migrators, grazers, and a keystone species for the prairie. When they roam, the land heals. When they return, the ecosystem thrives.
That’s why we work with ranchers who are leading the charge to bring bison back. Their herds roam wide-open spaces, grazing on diverse plants just as nature intended. No feedlots. No shortcuts. Just respect for the animal, the land, and the people stewarding both.
Once nearly gone, bison are now the solution we need to restore grasslands, to nourish our pets, and to reconnect us all to the wild.
The Magic of Organ Meat*
Energy, Endurance, and Vitality
Heart, liver, and lung contain high levels of CoQ10, iron, and B vitamins, including B12 and riboflavin, which can play a key role in cellular energy production. CoQ10, abundant in heart tissue, can support mitochondrial function and cardiovascular health. Iron from liver and spleen helps maintain healthy red blood cells for oxygen transport, essential for endurance and vitality. These nutrients together help fuel active dogs and support overall stamina and recovery.
Skin, Coat, and Eye Health
Liver and kidney contain essential fatty acids, vitamin A, and biotin, all vital for skin barrier function and coat shine. Vitamin A, especially from liver, is crucial for maintaining vision and eye tissue health. Biotin and zinc work together to prevent dry skin and promote a healthy, glossy coat. These organ-based nutrients can help dogs look and feel their best from the inside out.
Gut Health Goldmine
Liver is rich in digestive enzymes, taurine, and fat-soluble vitamins that support metabolism and digestion. It also contributes vitamin B6 and folate, which support metabolic pathways and liver detoxification. Including these organs in your dog’s diet can help support efficient digestion and healthy weight maintenance.
Bone & Joint Health
Kidney and lung contain natural enzymes, collagen, and trace minerals like copper and manganese that are important for connective tissue repair and joint function. Collagen and elastin, found in lung and other structural organs, can help maintain joint flexibility and mobility. These nutrients can help keep bones strong and joints resilient. This can be especially important for active or aging dogs. Feeding these organ meats can contribute to long-term musculoskeletal health.
Immunity Super Boost
Spleen and liver contain zinc, selenium, and vitamin A, along with peptides and enzymes that can help regulate immune responses. Vitamin A, found in high amounts in liver, is critical for maintaining the integrity of skin and mucous membranes, your dog’s first line of immune defense. Spleen provides peptides and minerals that support white blood cell function and immune cell signaling. Feeding these organs can help reinforce your dog’s natural defense system against illness and inflammation.
* Our treats should be a supplement to your normal feeding of a complete & balanced meal. They are not meant to replace a complete meal. While these treats can support overall health, you should consult a veterinarian for any specific health concerns.
