Dehydrated Liver Dog Treats Recipe and Guide

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Posted Oct 9, 2024

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Making dehydrated liver dog treats at home is a great way to provide your furry friend with a tasty and healthy snack. These treats are rich in protein and can be made with just a few simple ingredients.

To get started, you'll need some liver, which is a nutrient-rich organ meat that's perfect for dogs. Liver is a great source of vitamins and minerals, including iron, vitamin A, and vitamin D.

You can use either beef or chicken liver for this recipe, whichever your dog prefers. Some dogs go crazy for the taste of beef liver, while others prefer the milder flavor of chicken liver.

Dehydrating liver dog treats is a straightforward process that requires minimal equipment. You'll need a dehydrator or your oven on the lowest temperature setting.

Making the Treats

Place sliced liver into the dehydrator on its highest setting. This is a crucial step in creating the perfect dehydrated liver dog treats.

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We've found that using a high-quality dehydrator like the Excalibur nine-tray model makes a big difference in the final product. It allows us to set a timer and leave the treats to dehydrate for 24 hours or longer.

It's worth noting that the dehydrating time will vary depending on the thickness of your liver slices. For thicker slices, it's best to plan for at least 16 hours of dehydrating time.

Dog Treats

Our dehydrated beef liver treats for dogs are a great option for a healthy snack. They're high in nutrients, providing proteins, fat, and vitamin A.

We add organic brown rice and organic carrot to give a little extra flavor to our liver treats for dogs. These ingredients make our treats among our best-sellers!

Our liver treats for dogs have no sugars, salt, oil, dyes, preservatives, or artificial flavors. This means you can feel good about what you're giving your furry friend.

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These treats are a great way to keep your pup satisfied and healthy. They're also 100% natural, which is something we pride ourselves on.

We have a range of liver dog treat sticks available, in addition to our dehydrated liver dog treats. You can shop our beef liver treats today and give your dog a snack that will keep them satisfied and healthy!

Step 5

Now that we've got our liver sliced and ready to go, it's time to set the temperature and let the magic happen. Set the temperature on your dehydrator to 160° degrees Fahrenheit.

You'll want to dehydrate for at least 5-6 hours, or until you achieve the desired level of dehydration. Keep an eye on it to ensure it doesn't overcook, as this can affect the final texture of your treats.

Product Details

Our dehydrated liver dog treats are made with 100% natural ingredients. We pride ourselves on offering healthy and safe options for your furry friend.

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These treats are high in nutrients, providing your pup with proteins, fat, and vitamin A. They're also a good source of iron, copper, niacin, zinc, and phosphorus.

Our liver treats have no sugars, salt, oil, dyes, preservatives, or artificial flavors. This makes them a great option for dogs with sensitivities or allergies.

They're also rich in vitamin B, omega-3, and omega-6 fatty acids, which can help support your dog's overall health and well-being.

Usage and Care

To use dehydrated liver dog treats safely and effectively, it's essential to follow some basic guidelines. Treats should not make up more than 10% of your dog's daily diet.

Always supervise your dog while they're eating the treats, and make sure they have a bowl of fresh water available at all times. This is crucial for their health and well-being.

Feeding Instructions

Treat your dog to Bon Apawtit's in moderation, as they shouldn't replace regular food or occasional tummy rubs.

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Make sure your dog doesn't consume the whole bag at once, and treats should make up no more than 10% of their daily diet.

Always supervise your dog while they're eating treats, and keep a bowl of fresh water available at all times.

Introduce Bon Apawtit's slowly to your dog if it's their first time trying them, and monitor for possible allergic reactions.

Bon Apawtit's can be broken into small pieces as a meal topper, making them a convenient and tasty addition to your dog's meals.

Storage and Handling

The treats come packed in a resealable stand-up pouch, making it easy to grab and go, or store at home. This pouch also contains natural Silica Gel to absorb moisture.

Best consume the treats within 30 days of opening to ensure freshness and safety.

Upon receiving your order, transferring the treats to an air-tight container with silica gel is a good idea, and storing them at room temperature is best. Avoid storing near a heat source or direct sunlight, and keep them dry and away from liquids.

Storing an open pack in the fridge or freezer can actually add moisture back into the treats, which can lead to mold growth.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are dehydrated liver treats good for dogs?

Yes, dehydrated liver treats are a nutritious addition to a dog's diet, rich in essential vitamins and minerals like iron, Vitamin A, and B12. They can provide a concentrated dose of nutrients for optimal canine health.

How much dehydrated beef liver can I give my dog?

For a medium-sized dog, a daily maximum of 1 ounce of dehydrated beef liver is recommended. Consider the dog's size and individual needs when determining the suitable serving size.

Does dehydrating the liver remove nutrients?

Dehydrating liver does not remove essential nutrients, but rather helps preserve them by removing moisture. This process maintains the liver's nutritional value while giving it a chewier texture.

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Heather Murphy is a passionate and dedicated writer with a keen interest in the world of pets. With a background in animal care, she brings a unique perspective to her writing, making her articles informative and engaging. Heather's articles have been featured in various publications, covering topics such as pet treats and other related subjects.