Freeze-Dried Beef Liver Mini Trainers 1.8 oz

Perfect size for training. My dogs love these and I love they are small sized , low calorie, high protein and single ingredient treats. The smell is not bad to be freeze dried beef. The texture is good and they are amazing quality. Definitely make my dogs engage in the training sessions.

These freeze-dried beef liver mini trainers have officially become the MVP snack in my house. My dog is the definition of picky—she turns down 90% of premium treats, “healthy” vitamins disguised as snacks, and even the cheap junk food snacks other dogs inhale. But this? She eats it instantly every single time. The genius is in the tiny size. Each piece is so small that one treat is basically the nutritional equivalent of a breadcrumb, which means I can make her feel like she’s getting showered with snacks while she’s really consuming maybe 1/16th of what a normal dog treat would be. For training, this is priceless. Here’s the math that makes dog owners rejoice: This little $5 bag lasts an entire month for my 8-lb picky grazer. And she doesn’t get tired of it. Not once. That alone makes this a must-buy. A few things owners will want to know: • Single-ingredient beef liver = great for sensitive stomachs • Freeze-dried texture = no greasy fingers • Perfect for training, rewarding, or “convincing” your dog to do anything • Even grazing, not-food-motivated dogs respond to it If you’ve got a dog who acts like every snack needs to pass a Michelin Guide taste test, this is the treat that finally gets their attention. Mine will actually work for these. Highly recommended for picky, grazing, stubborn, or unimpressed dogs everywhere.

Perfect size for small dogs. I have a 15lb Chihuahua mix and have been looking for teeny tiny treats for longer training sessions. She loves these! These are the smallest I have found - I usually need to cut other brands in half. And because most alternatives are moist, they make my hands smell, but these are very dry and the smell doesn't stick to my hands as much. There are some broken treats and dust in the bag, but that doesn't bother me because I'll use it as a good topper at the end of the bag. For size comparison, the photo from left to right is 1. Crazy Dog Mini Trainers 2. Jinx Tiny Treats 3. Bocce's Say Moo Training Bites 4. Crumps Mini Trainers from the 1.9oz bag.

I’m not sure why these are so addictive, but my pup has never liked any treats more than these. The tiny size is perfect for training. My pup is less than 10 lbs - it was so difficult training him as a puppy because he was not that treat motivated and very picky about treats (then developed a chicken sensitivity so we couldn’t use freeze dried chicken anymore). We used these treats to teach him new tricks! I am using for training on walks, obedience in public, etc. Hopefully he doesn’t tire of them! The treats are tiny and firm. There’s no need to break them smaller because they are tiny - smaller than I anticipated - but work well. I sometimes give my pup 2-3 pieces at a time for rewards. But he’s also fine with 1 piece at a time if he is getting multiple rewards. Probably time for me to buy a few more bags!

My puppy loves these, they are healthy, one ingredient and work great for training! They are small pieces but I make them even smaller to get more for training her. The only thing is they are pricey, you don’t get a lot for the price.

I ordered these for our new pup and wasn’t quite sure what to expect since last time we had a dog such wonders weren’t widely available, but I was pleasantly surprised with how effective they’ve been. They’re tiny little bits (think like lentil or small pea size) but they’re absolutely perfect for training when you don’t want to go thru a lot of calorie-dense treats or need a redirection treat option. Our dog is a 4-legged vacuum and isn’t picky, but for a very food driven dog these have been ideal. He loves them just as much as ‘regular’ size treats and hasn’t lost interest with them. I’ve also used them as toppers for frozen enrichment toys and in his Kong, I’ll put some in a baggie or between a folded paper towel and smash them up a bit for more of a sprinkle type deal and it’s been a hit! Definitely plan on buying more to use exclusively for that purpose as well as continued training. They are small so be mindful if using them in a treat pouch that has gaps as they can escape and do get a bit ‘dusty’ which I expected given that they’re freeze dried….but the vacuum pup loves to lick the pouch clean in between refills so no complaints there.

These are incredible for dog training. My dog is obsessed with them and loves the taste. I get these out and she immediately is paying attention. It is also so great because they are very small, no bigger than a chocolate chip and they are decent for her health (low cal). She can eat like 10 of them during training and that is equivalent to one bigger treat. They also fit well inside other toys and balls for her to work to get out. We have had the single bag for over a year and she still isnt out despite using them often.

These treats are TINY. I was expecting something the size of Zuke's or the Amazon Wag training treats. My dog loves liver so I thought we'd try them. He's a 30 pound Boston Terrier for reference. They are about 1/3 the size of the aforementioned brands and are cut into little cubes. He can barely take one gently because they're so small. He gets my fingers without meaning to. He loves the flavor so I'm using them as a topper instead of as treats. I suppose they'd be adequate for a tiny dog like a Chihuahua or Yorkie. They're very fresh. We just wish they were a little bigger. I gave them 3 stars for the size. Everything else is acceptable to him. I'm including a photo for scale. Here are about 10 treats next to a quarter. I included 2 Wag training treats to demonstrate the difference.

These are great. My puppy loves them and they are so tiny they are perfect for training!

The dogs love these, I sprinkle them in their kennel if they need to be kennelled and it keeps them busy looking for little treats. They are high value rewards but not big and I don’t worry about upsetting their guts by giving too much.

They are definitely very small, but apparently they are good. I keep pulling them out of my two-year-old‘s mouth when she feeds our dog. Yuck!!🤮

My dog absolutely loves these for training—the smell of pure beef liver keeps his attention perfectly. The 1-calorie size is ideal for repetitive rewards without the guilt.The only drawback is that they are quite fragile; the bottom of my bag turned into "liver dust" pretty quickly. Still, it's a fantastic, healthy high-value treat.

Great training treat for small dogs. Super tiny pieces!