Beef Liver Munchies Cat & Dog Treats

1 review

Primal Pet Foods

Beef Liver Munchies Cat & Dog Treats sold out

Beef Liver Munchies Cat & Dog Treats

1 review

Primal Pet Foods

You haven't seen your dog salivate until you slip them one of these beef liver munchies. They're made from real beef that's raised ethically and sourced humanely.

Sustainable goodness

All of the ingredients in Primal's treats are raised humanely and grown with great care for our planet.

  • Gluten Free
$7.99

2 oz

This product is so popular, it just sold out.

We'll notify you when it’s back in stock.

Thanks! We will notify you when this product becomes available.

${ formError }

Why we love it

Two words: beef liver. Two more words: dog drool. If you want to see just how good your pup will be, hold one of these munchies in your palm. Primal Pet Foods goes to great lengths to create healthy treats for your furry family member. They say no to so many things—grains, soy, sugar, corn—and yes to only the best beef out there. This nutrient-dense fuel mimics the food your dog's ancestors would have eaten. In other words, it'll awaken the "wolf" inside them (yes, even lap dogs).

Ingredients

${ displayIngredients }

Dimensions

${ displayDimensions }

Shipping

Hive orders generally take up to 48 business hours to process and ship via ground shipping.

How it does good

Cutting back on animal waste to fuel the "wolf" in your dog

In early 2000, Matt Koss discovered that his dog was displaying early signs of renal failure. After trying everything to renew her health, he turned to a holistic veterinarian who recommended switching to a bones and raw food based diet—the way animals eat in the wild. Luna's appetite improved drastically, and her energy increased, too. Matt knew he needed to make meals like this accessible for all dogs. So he started Primal Pet Foods. All of the ingredients are sourced with the utmost environmental integrity. Primal also uses all of the nutrient-dense parts of the animal (like the bones) that would otherwise be wasted.

  • supporting key causes

    Primal donates a portion of their profits to the Humane Society of the North Bay, Marin Humane Society, the Oakland Zoo, and the NCSU College of Veterinary Medicine.

  • responsible sourcing

    When it comes to sourcing ingredients, Primal never turns a blind eye. They ensure that the meat they use is ethically raised and the fruits and veggies are always organic.
  • BPA Free

How to use it

Top off their dinner with a few of these munchies or use them to reward good behavior.

When you're done...

Recycle the pouch through TerraCycle by following our special instructions.

These are general guidelines for broadly-recyclable materials. Check with your local recycler to confirm what they take.

About the Brand

Primal Pet Foods

Primal Pet Foods

Primal Pets Foods is helping pet owners nourish their best friends the way nature intended.

After discovering that his dog, Luna, was displaying renal failure, founder Matt Koss tried everything to renew her health. But only when he switched to a bones- and raw food-based diet did Luna’s appetite drastically improve. With a transformation like that, Matt knew he needed to make meals like this accessible for all dogs, so he started Primal Pet Foods. 

All of the ingredients are sourced with the utmost environmental integrity, and they use all of the nutrient-dense parts of the animal (like the bones) that would otherwise be wasted.

Shop this Brand
Primal Pet Foods

What People Are Saying

Customer Reviews
5.0 Based on 1 Reviews
5 ★
100% 
1
4 ★
0% 
0
3 ★
0% 
0
2 ★
0% 
0
1 ★
0% 
0
Write a Review Ask a Question

Thank you for submitting a review!

Your input is very much appreciated. Share it with your friends so they can enjoy it too!

Filter Reviews:
  • morsels
  • wall
  • cats
  • recycling
  • Terracycle
S
12/30/2021
Susan
United States United States

Cats went ballistic

My cats literally climbed the wall for these. They even dragged the bag out of the Terracycle recycling to get the last morsels.

Share   |   Facebook  •  Twitter
Was this helpful?  0    0