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Beef Liver Dog Treats
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Product Description
Lucky & Friends premium 100% freeze dried pet treats will excite your pet and have them always on their best behavior. Lucky's fully cooked and freeze dried beef liver treats are made with 100% freeze dried, human grade beef liver. There are no additives, fillers, water or preservatives added to these treats. As soon as you open the bag, you will see the difference- whole muscle meat, not nasty little pressed cubes, like the other guys have.
Reward your furry friend with the best-in-class freeze dried proteins and treats. Want to be friends? Hit up Lucky on social so he can have more furry friends!
Lucky & Friends Beef Liver Treats are a nutrient-dense organ meat often called “nature’s multivitamin.” Here’s a detailed breakdown of the key nutrients it provides and why they’re essential:
🐄 Key Nutrients in Beef Liver for Dogs
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Nutrient |
Function & Importance |
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Protein |
Supports muscle growth, tissue repair, and immune health. Liver is about 20g protein per 100g. |
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Vitamin A (Retinol) |
Crucial for vision, immune response, reproduction, and skin health. Liver is extremely high in preformed vitamin A. |
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Iron (Heme) |
Supports red blood cell production, oxygen transport, and energy. Liver contains bioavailable heme iron, superior to plant sources. |
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Zinc |
Aids skin health, wound healing, immune function, and enzyme activation. |
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Copper |
Supports red blood cells, iron absorption, and connective tissue health. |
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B Vitamins (B2, B3, B5, B6, B9, B12) |
Help with energy metabolism, brain function, cell growth, and nerve health. Liver is especially rich in B12 and folate. |
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Phosphorus |
Vital for strong bones, kidney function, and energy storage. |
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CoQ10 |
A heart-supportive antioxidant found in organ meats like liver. |
⚠️ Feeding Guidelines
Because liver is so nutrient-dense—especially high in vitamin A—it should be fed in moderation:
- General rule: No more than 5–10% of a dog’s diet should be organ meat.
- For a 50 lb dog: ~1–2 oz of liver, 2–3 times per week is sufficient.
- Excess vitamin A can cause toxicity (bone/joint issues, lethargy, vomiting) over time.