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Ostrich Liver Dog Treats – Natural, Hypoallergenic & Iron-Rich
Give your dog a nutritious boost with our Natural Ostrich Liver Dog Treats, a pure and tasty snack that’s packed full of essential iron and minerals. Made from 100% air-dried ostrich liver, these treats retain all their natural goodness, offering a crunchy, high-value reward that dogs love.
Ostrich is a novel, hypoallergenic protein, making these treats ideal for dogs with sensitive stomachs or food intolerances. With zero additives, preservatives, grains, or gluten, this is a clean, wholesome option you can trust.
Perfect as an anytime snack, training reward, or mealtime topper, our Ostrich Liver is both delicious and highly digestible — a fantastic addition to any dog’s diet.
Key benefits of our Ostrich Liver;
Suitable from 12 weeks+. Sold in 150Gram packs.
Analytical Constituents; Crude protein: 42%, Crude fat: 30%, Crude fibre: 1.2%, Crude ash: 5%, Moisture: 15%
Chew rating 1 - A quick snack.
PetBuddy believes that keeping it natural is the best thing for your dog. That’s why our Ostrich Liver contains only one ingredient…just Ostrich.
See our whole Ostrich range here.
Are Ostrich Liver treats good for dogs with allergies?
Yes — Ostrich is a novel protein that’s often well tolerated by dogs with food sensitivities or allergies, and these treats are free from grains and artificial additives.
Can puppies eat Ostrich Liver treats?
Yes — the soft texture and single protein source make them suitable as training rewards for puppies from 12 weeks old (adjust portion based on age and size).
Are these treats grain-free?
Absolutely — these Ostrich Treats contain only 100% Ostrich Liver with no grains, fillers or artificial preservatives.
How many treats can I give my dog per day?
Treats should be given in moderation — aim to keep treats within 10% of your dog’s daily calorie allowance.
Can Ostrich Liver help with sensitive digestion?
Ostrich Liver is highly digestible and, as a novel protein source, may help reduce the risk of food intolerances in sensitive dogs.
