4.7(1,300)Amazon rating$12.49400+ bought last month
Our verdict
PureBites Lamb Liver treats are a single-ingredient freeze-dried snack made from New Zealand lamb liver, positioned for training and appetite stimulation, and a 4.7 star average across roughly 1,300 reviews makes it one of the better-rated single-ingredient treats in this lineup.
Owners who want a limited-ingredient training treat or a way to encourage a picky or under-the-weather eater, since it's a single protein with no fillers.
Skip if
Your dog has a specific lamb allergy or intolerance, since this is a single-ingredient lamb liver product with nothing to substitute it with.
Form Frozen
Flavor Lamb
Benefits High In Protein, Low In Calories, Suitable For Dogs With Dietary Sensitivities
Best for Appetite Stimulation, Sensitive Stomach, Training
Breed size All
Weight 3.35 Ounces
Priced 65% below the category median ($35.99 across 81 tracked models)
Our scorecard
4.7/5overall
Owner rating4.7/5
4.7 average across 1,300 owner ratings
Popularity4.6/5
1,300 owner reviews, more than most models here
The overall score is owner satisfaction weighted by how many reviews back it, so a high rating from few reviews counts for less. The bars below show where this model stands against the other dog food and health supplements we track in this category on price, popularity and size. Context, not marks against it, and our read of the data, not a lab test.
Overview
['This 3.35 ounce bag contains exactly one ingredient: New Zealand lamb liver, freeze-dried and nothing else added. PureBites markets it as human-grade and positions it for training, appetite stimulation, and dogs with sensitive stomachs.', "Because it's a single protein with no grain and no preservatives, it fits a limited-ingredient diet approach, which matters for dogs being tested for food sensitivities or allergies. PureBites also calls out the high protein, low calorie profile as a plus for treat-heavy training routines.", "At $12.49 for 3.35 ounces, it's priced in line with other PureBites single-ingredient treats. With about 1,300 reviews and a 4.7 star average, plus 400 bought in the past month, it's a consistently popular pick."]
Pros
Single ingredient, 100 percent New Zealand lamb liver, nothing else added
Grain free and preservative free
High protein, low calorie profile suited to frequent treating
4.7 star average across roughly 1,300 reviews
Marketed as human-grade
Cons
Not an option for dogs with a lamb sensitivity
Small 3.35 ounce bag doesn't last long with a treat-motivated dog
Strong liver smell some owners find off-putting to handle
Specifications
Form
Frozen
Flavor
Lamb
Benefits
High In Protein, Low In Calories, Suitable For Dogs With Dietary Sensitivities
Best for
Appetite Stimulation, Sensitive Stomach, Training
Breed size
All
Weight
3.35 Ounces
Performance notes
As a single-ingredient freeze-dried liver treat, it's built for high-value reward training and situations where you need something a reluctant eater will actually take, rather than for everyday bulk treating. The low calorie, high protein combination lines up with its intended use in training routines where treats add up over a session.
What buyers say
With roughly 1,300 reviews holding a 4.7 star average and 400 units bought last month, this is one of the more consistently well-reviewed single-ingredient treats in the freeze-dried category.
Yes, since it's a single ingredient of freeze-dried lamb liver, there's no grain, filler, or preservative in it at all.
Can this help a dog who won't eat their regular food?
PureBites markets it for appetite stimulation, and a strong-smelling treat like liver can help encourage a reluctant eater, though a persistent loss of appetite is worth mentioning to your vet.
Is it suitable for training sessions?
Yes, it's listed for training use, and the small pieces and low calorie count make it reasonable to use frequently during a session without overdoing your dog's daily calories.
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