Bravo Bonus Bites Dry Roasted Buffalo Liver Strips, 4-Ounce

Five stars for the product. This is the nicest formulation for a 100% liver product I have seen (as opposed to the "liver flavored" treats with other, cheaper ingredients). The pieces are firm, easily broken into smaller bits and do not break down into a dusty powder like the freeze dried ones do (especially chicken livers). And they are buffalo instead of beef or chicken if that matters (due to food allergies and sensitivities, it might). The only issue I have is cost. These are $3.21/oz. The beef liver treats I have used previously range between $1.28 and $1.68 per oz.If your dog can not eat beef or chicken, I highly recommend this product.

First batch I ordered -- my kitty LOVED it, although she sometimes had trouble eating it. Pieces too big didn't fit into her mouth, but pieces too small fell through her teeth.Because my kitty loved it, I ordered a second batch, but this one smells different even to me. My kitty keeps spitting it out -- absolutely refuses to eat it. :(

I have mini dachshunds and my dapple female has had skin problems since birth. Going through the gauntlet at the vet and getting tired of always going for allergy shots my wife and I spent 300 bux for an extensive lab test to get to the bottom of Magdalenes elephant skin armpits. Well she is alergic to all beef and poultry which pretty well takes care of all the off the shelf dry dog foods so we had to quite Gravy Train jerky treats too. She loves the Bravo family of treats, they cost a little more but when your pets are your kids money is no object right. Mag is also alergic to many other things like wheat, eggs and tons of other stuff so she has to eat Hill Science Diet d/d formula. YOU WON'T go wrong with Bravo treats, buy them and give your pet a REAL treat.

I don't think I realized these were Jerky style strips. I thought they would be like the freeze dried treats. I don't like to give my dog these because they break into pieces and get sharp points and I would not leave him alone with these because if he swallowed a piece that is sharp I would be worried.

I have two little boys about 5 months old. One has had trouble with food intolerance against commercial food. This stuff is made without additives so I don't have to worry about him getting diarrhea again, he has to really chew it so it probably does a good job at helping his teeth staying clean as well. He gets wild as soon as I open the bag.A bit pricey, but certainly worth it.

Dangerous! I have bought the freeze dried liver many times and bought these by mistake. I don't know how anyone can give these to their dog. when you break them into pieces they are like shards of glass and are as sharp as broken glass.i'll make double sure from now on that its the freeze dried I have ordered...these are going right in the trash.

the liver pieces are a little tuff hard for the cats to eat and not very easy to break apart but the dogs love them!

very tough and can break apart with sharp edges. feared that my dog would swallow a piece and cause internal damage.