Arden Grange Premium Liver Paste Treat for Adult Dogs and cats (3 x 75g)

Arden Grange Premium Liver Paste has become an absolute favorite in our household, earning its spot as the go-to treat for our adult dog. This liver paste is more than just a treat; it's a canine delight that combines quality ingredients with tail-wagging taste. The standout feature of this liver paste is its premium quality. Knowing that it's made with real liver and without artificial colors or flavors gives me confidence in providing my furry friend with a treat that aligns with his nutritional needs. The emphasis on natural ingredients sets Arden Grange apart from other options on the market. The paste's texture is perfect for easy dispensing, whether for training sessions or simply as an occasional reward. Its smooth consistency makes it versatile for various uses, from hiding medication to spreading it on puzzle toys for added enrichment. The irresistible aroma of liver is enough to grab my dog's attention from across the room. Watching him eagerly anticipate his liver paste treat is a joy in itself. It's evident that Arden Grange understands the importance of taste, making this treat a winner in the eyes (and taste buds) of our canine companion. The convenient packaging is a plus, allowing for mess-free dispensing and easy storage. The tube design ensures freshness, and the cap keeps the paste secure between servings. It's a thoughtful detail that contributes to the overall positive experience with this product. In terms of value for money, Arden Grange Premium Liver Paste is worth every penny. The tube lasts a good amount of time, even with regular use, making it an economical choice for treating our dog without breaking the bank.

My French Bulldog is on life long tablets and getting her to take them was very hard we found out putting them in pate solved the problem but later found out that giving normal pate was bad for dogs. We tried all different dog pates but found this one was the best product. Its soft and hides the tablets easily. Our dog loves the taste and cant get enough of it. The only down side is a littlr bit expensive and sometimes hard to squeeze out of the tube. Overall i would recommend this product. Great stuff.

My oldest cat picked up a UTI and had to have a course of antibiotics and this worked a treat in help to get him to take his medicines. He gobbled it up initially. However, as the tube got smaller, the cap didn't fit so well and I guess it was not so appetising after a good few days as oxygen had got to it and he refused to eat it. Luckily, I had another tube and sure enough once I opened that, he was back to devouring things again. I've now put that in a sealable food bag and hopefully it wil stay fresher for longer! Great to use as an ordinary treat too and most of my other (fussy) cats love it as well - bar Little Miss Extreme Fusspot.

Archie first had this at the vet's and I was worried he'd associate it with that. No need to worry- he loves this stuff! He's a very fussy eater and if we are going out and he hasn't eaten I can give him some of this and he'll gobble it up. It's great for hiding meds. Also put some in a treat ball and he'll be busy for a good while (my go-to trick to keep him bust at the cafe) Like others have said it's very hard to get out of the tube. I was wasting a lot until I got a toothpaste squeezer key. It works perfectly. Great product and Archie loves it!

Dog enjoyed, small for price of tubes. Good for special treat.

My 5mnth old Chihuahua LOVES this paste. I'm talking pupil's dialated- only thing he'll recall for LOVES it! I personally don't find the paste hard to squeeze from the tube as others have said. Quite the opposite in fact but maybe that's because with a Chihuahua I only need to squish out very small amounts at a time. I could possibly see how someone with hand injuries or weaknesses could find it difficult if it's fresh from the fridge but if I hadn't read others reviews it's not something I'd have even felt to comment on. Instructions state to keep refrigerated once opened and I work around this when I want to take it with us for the day by wrapping a little cooling collar around it and keeping it in my bag. You can grab an XS cooling collar for a couple of quid I'm sure. Or do something that works for you. Personally I can't really see it spoiling if you had it out of the fridge for a day and just popped jt back in at night, I do that regularly. I will purchase again!

This came in a metal tube and is very hard to squeeze out. A plastic tube would be easier, the photo looks like a plastic tube so maybe I got sent old ones. The dog loves this liver training paste, but as its hard to get out its not that good for lead training when I need the treat out fast. I will look for an easier one next time

My cat is the worst cat in the entire World when it comes to giving her tablets! She knows all the tricks in the book to avoid swallowing the blimmin' thing! It is impossible to administer a tablet with fingers or tablet gadgets and even the vet struggles. HOWEVER...she absolutely loves this liver paste! I squeeze out two lengths of about 1.5cm each. I roll them both up into balls, popping the tablet into one of the balls. Obviously more may be required, depending on the size of tablet you are wanting your cat to have. Anyway, I give the empty ball to her first which she happily eats and then the ball with the tablet in. She has decided the second ball will be as tasty as the first and swallows it straight away without it touching the sides and is non the wiser! Honestly, tablet giving is no longer a daunting prospect!

Maravilha