🦃 USA-Made Freeze Dried Raw Turkey Treats for Dogs & Cats – Fresh Is Best Review

My 2 "girls" (Rottweilers) love this treat! I cut it in half and use it for training. It's not greasy like some other brands, although everyone says it's freeze-dried raw. Good product! He arrived on time.

Animals lived on it, this is a good protein made from turkey organs, good for your dog as a treat or in food. Only problem if you are looking for low fat DO NOT BUY, it has 17% fat, there are others with only 3% fat so do your research first

This is the one treat our cat goes crazy for. We break them into smaller pieces or crumble them over the food. I wish they were more affordable at 3 ounces. (We check the bag once a week) but these are quality ingredients and the kitty deserves it.

Some of the best food and treats on the market. Both our dog and cats love them and I am happy to know that they are getting healthy treats that they not only love but are good for them too. I just wish the freeze dried raw dog food came in a bigger bag. I've fed several similar foods but this is one of his favorites. - since the bag is quite small, we use it as a topper. In general, the products are of excellent quality that I recommend to everyone.

These are the best treats out there but the price is going up and I just can't afford them. When I first started buying them they were like $10 a bag, then $14 and now they're sold out. I think that's what happens when you have a good product in a capitalist economy. I wonder if anyone has them anywhere? I just bought a food dehydrator and may need to try making my own. I'm dehydrating some beef hearts right now. Let's see how they turn out. But if I could buy them for $10-11 I would!

I have now ordered four of these packages. None of these are "fillets" of turkey hearts as shown in the listing; these are turkey heart nuggets (see photo), i.e. whole turkey hearts. It is great! We bought chicken hearts, but they were getting scarce. We call them zombie fingers because that's what they look like. Unfortunately, the last packages were all little fingers. Whole turkey hearts are big cloves. Some are really big. If Revain makes corrections I hope it is a photo change and not a…

Watch Jackson Galaxy TV Show He talks about using dried turkey heart. I found them while trying to teach my cat how to use an inhaler for his asthma. Yes, cats can be trained to use an inhaler and we have done so. You need to find something that the cat loves very much and this treat worked. Cons - they have to be cut into small pieces and it's a smelly and rather rough job. I suggest using rubber gloves as the smell will stay on your hands. My dogs liked them too. So this would be great as a…

Unfortunately my cats love it. One of the two eats everything and the other is very picky. It took a long time to find a treat that she really likes. I say "unfortunately" because things like that are pretty scary. They look like cross-sections cut from the fingers of old baseball gloves, and they smell like musty suitcases. The fragrance lingers on your fingers leaving a slightly oily feeling no matter how many times you wash your hands. Cats will hide and devour them immediately. If you enjoy

I panicked after petco suddenly stopped making one-ingredient chicken hearts and tails. Temperance is the pickiest skunk of all time and those chicken pieces were the only thing she ever liked. I've tried other brands but they all went straight to the "no" pile so I was praying for a miracle when I bought these. Well I'm happy to report that they passed the skunk test. My wallet is also happy because I get more ❤️ for the same price. Thank you for making a product worthy of a disgusting 5 star…