Fresh Is Best - Freeze Dried Healthy Raw Meat Treats for Dogs & Cats - Turkey Tenders

This is on my “buy again” list. I don’t like the smell, but hey, I’m not the one eating it, and my French Bulldog loves it! It’s also the only treat that doesn’t upset her stomach or give her a loose stool. No junk ingredients, unlike other popular dog treats at the store — this is literally just turkey liver.

I purchase this brand of freeze dried turkey strips and whole turkey hearts for my cat, to change up the raw whole prey he eats. I can give them as a healthy treat, or as a meal with pre-mix finisher. This product and the turkey hearts arrives exactly as pictured and I will continue to order.I also order the freeze dried venison on several occasions, but I did not have the same experience. My packages of venison were not meaty strips as pictured and were mostly skin scraps. A dog would not mind, but my cat won't chew up strips of skin and there isn't a lot of meat on many of the pieces so they aren't worth the price. I can purchase ground venison for half the price. Totally recommend the turkey strips and hearts. Wish they also sold beef kidney slices.

I'm generally very careful about what I feed my cats, but I need to have "kitty crack" treats on hand for training, etc. I was using Greenies as the treat they would do anything for, but one of my cats developed an allergy to something in them and gets hotspots and gunky ears and eyes when he eats them. I needed to find a treat that I could keep on hand in my pockets (so nothing wet or requiring refrigeration) but that was as close to simple, pure meat as possible. Freeze dried meat/fish treats are easier to find these days than they used to be, but they're also usually very expensive. These turkey hearts are the most economical option I've found, and they're probably much more nutritious than regular muscle meat but don't pose problems with excess vitamins the way liver treats would (granted, not a big issue for occasional treats, but my cats did manage to get to the bag and eat up a whole bunch of them once, and I was glad then that it was hearts and not livers). Once you cut them into cat-bite-sized pieces, you end up with a lot of treats. Yes, they smell like dried meat and blood... because they're dried bird hearts. But the smell is much weaker and more tolerable than the overwhelming artificial fish stink most commercial cat treat manufacturers put in their treats.

High quality treat for my cat! She loves them. Very healthy and quality company!!!

My dog loves these sizes of the hearts are pretty good

My puppy loves these treats! He cant get enough of them. I use these for his training and he is so alert/ obedient when he smells these in my hand. Our trainer recommended this brand to us for their health benefits. It is a bit pricey so I like to break up each treat into smaller ones to make it last. I am hoping this company comes out with a larger bag of turkey hearts.

My dog loves the flavor of these treats and well he should as they are pricey. But he has allergies and I am able to spoil him a bit. I do wish they didn't crumble as they do. I end up tossing the crumbles over his food. But, he does love the taste. I did try some other brand of dried turkey hearts that stunk to high heaven. These have little or no odor.

My cats love this product