
Homemade Liver Treats for Dogs
Category
treats
Servings
50 Treats
Prep Time
25 minutes
Cook Time
30 minutes
Homemade Liver Treats for Dogs
Every dog we know loves liver treats. Making homemade treats are easy and affordable. You know you're getting high quality treats and saves you the trip to store. Liver is a very healthy treat for dogs in moderation. We used our Air Fryer to make these but you can put in the oven it will just take about double the time. Dogs go crazy for these homemade treat. This treat is perfect for an everyday treat or for training.
FAQs about Homemade Liver Treats for Dogs
Why choose homemade liver treats over store-bought options?
Homemade liver treats are often cheaper and you know the quality of the treat. Liver can be found at most grocery stores and is very affordable to buy. Making your own treats ensures they are free from additives, preservatives, and fillers commonly found in commercial liver treats.
Are homemade liver treats healthy for dogs?
Yes, homemade liver treats can be a healthy option for dogs when made with quality ingredients and offered in moderation. Liver is packed with essential nutrients like protein, vitamins, and minerals, which can contribute to a balanced diet for your dog.
Can homemade liver treats be used for training purposes?
Absolutely! Homemade liver treats are often a favorite among dogs due to their strong aroma and delicious taste, making them an excellent choice for training sessions. Just be sure to cut them into small, bite-sized pieces for easy handling during training.
How should homemade liver treats be stored?
To maintain freshness, store homemade liver treats in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to a week. Alternatively, you can freeze them for longer-term storage, thawing them as needed.
Are there any risks associated with feeding homemade liver treats to dogs?
While homemade liver treats are generally safe for dogs, it's essential to avoid overfeeding, as excessive consumption can lead to digestive upset and too much vitamin A. Additionally, if your dog has specific dietary restrictions or health conditions, consult with your veterinarian.
How much liver should a dog have?
Liver is very high in vitamin A. It should not exceed more than 10% of your dog's daily diet. To be safe we normally stick with 5% and rotate treats so we are not feeding liver every day.
Can homemade liver treats be customized for dogs with allergies or dietary restrictions?
Yes, homemade liver treats can be easily customized to accommodate dogs with allergies or dietary restrictions. By selecting alternative protein sources, you can tailor the treats to meet your dog's specific needs while still providing a tasty snack they'll love.
What kind of air fryer can you use?
You can use any type of air fryer you have, you may have to change the temperature slightly depending on the air fryer. Check out our favourite air fryerhere.
Looking for some more homemade air fryer dog treat recipes?
Check out our favourite Air Fryer Dog Treat Recipe
Author:Dog Child

Ingredients
250g of Chicken Liver
Olive Oil to Spray
Directions
Drain liver and transfer it to a lined sheet
Put liver in the freezer for 20 minutes to get rid of some moisture and making it easier to cut
Slice liver into small treat sized pieces using scissors
Spray the bottom of the air fryer with oil and place liver treats - make sure they do not touch each other. Spray top of the liver with oil as well
Air fry for 30 minutes at 250F flipping halfway
Let treats cool for 5 min
Recipe Video
Recipe Note
Storage:
Store homemade liver treats in the fridge in an air tight container for up to 10 days.
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