Barker and Barker Little Liver Dog Training Treats - 500 Tasty & Healthy Treat Pot - Grain Free, Low Calorie, High in Protein & B Vitamins, No Artificials - 100% Human-Grade for Puppies & Small Dogs

Used for training treats. Very successful as puppies love them! Great value for money.

If you don’t know about these training treats, you should. My little pug is 8 now and has had them since a puppy. She initially trained with them and they worked a treat as she was always eager to get them as a reward. Even today she does as asked for one of these delicious treats. She’s always maintained a great weight on them alongside her regular food. Easy to follow instructions and weight guide to get the correct amount of daily treats. They are easily eaten as they are small. The ingredients are top notch and she loves them. They come in airtight pouches or containers so last.

These are really tiny and hard. They’re about the size of a small vitamin tablet. My lab liked them anyway, but that’s the case with most things!

Training multiple dogs can be a challenge, but Barker and Barker Little Liver Dog Training Treats have made the process so much easier! Dogs Love the Taste Both of my dogs absolutely love these treats, which makes training a breeze. The strong liver scent grabs their attention instantly, and they stay focused, knowing a tasty reward is coming. Even my more stubborn pup is eager to listen when these are involved! Healthy & Guilt-Free Treats I love that they’re grain-free, low in calories, and packed with protein and B vitamins, so I don’t feel bad using them frequently during training sessions. They’re also a great size for small dogs or for keeping treat intake controlled. Will Be Buying the Bigger Size Next Time! The 500-count pot has lasted well, but with how much my dogs enjoy them, I’ll definitely be buying the bigger size next time. They’re now a staple in our training routine! If you’re looking for a healthy, high-value training treat, these are a fantastic choice. Highly recommend!

These are great if you’re training a small dog and need something small, natural and low on calories. However, at £19 for 500g someone, somewhere, is taking the absolute biscuit. Liver is one of the cheapest offals to buy, literally under £3 per kg. That’s supermarket prices! This gives you an idea how overpriced these treats are. They are literally pill shaped, dehydrated liver with crude proteins. After realising the degree of the dog treat scam, I’ve found it cheaper to use real meat, dehydrated slowly in the oven. But if you want to spend £19, they are pretty handy because they don’t make a mess in your pocket. I marked down purely because of the ridiculous price.

Small enough so my pup doesn't have to chew them. Tasty enough she knows she's had a treat

Like everyone else, I would emphasise these are *small*, which is great for puppies and small dogs, but a bit meagre for anything bigger. They do bigger sizes which is what I will buy next time. @Amazon - there's an error in the description, these are not 120g packs but 100g as you can just about see from the top-right of the first picture. Which means the treats are 200mg each - you can see the size from the photo with a £1 coin, what you can't see is that they're really thin, about the thickness of a 20p piece, so there's really not much to them. Our dog loves liver and didn't have any problem in sussing that these were nice. I was looking for something that was more user-friendly than freeze-dried liver which is great for classes but a pain for crumbling when kept in a bag out and about. These are the opposite - they seem to have been finished like a medical pill, so they're shiny smooth and very "clean". So I will definitely buy again, just a bigger size next time.

These are very disappointing. From the picture I thought they would be at least liver-coloured and perhaps chewy, but they are way too small, grey and with no smell whatsoever. Not convinced they contain any liver and are probably mainly made of compacted ash imo. My Labrador does not view these as a treat, or even edible, and she eats horse poo! Not value for money. Have thrown them in the bin.