Novel Treat FAQs: Bison and Goat
FAQs about our new Bison and Goat treat line extensions
What are Smallbatch freeze-dried Goat and Bison treats made of?
The Goat Heart, Goat Liver and Bison Liver treats contain just one ingredient — 100% freeze-dried goat heart, goat liver or bison liver, sourced from free-range, pasture-raised goats on family farms in Australia or pasture raised Bison in the USA. No
What are the benefits of Smallbatch freeze-dried Goat Heart treats for dogs and cats?
Goat heart is one of the richest natural sources of taurine — an essential amino acid that supports cardiac and eye health in both dogs and cats. In raw feeding, heart is classified as muscle meat rather than organ, making it one of the most nutrient
What are the benefits of Smallbatch Goat Liver and Bison Liver treats for dogs and cats?
Both Goat Liver and Bison Liver treats are exceptionally nutrient-dense — liver is often called "nature's multivitamin" for good reason. Here's how they compare:. Goat LiverAn excellent source of vitamin A and rich in antioxidant minerals like zinc,
Are Smallbatch Goat and Bison treats good for dogs and cats with food sensitivities?
Yes — goat and bison are both considered novel proteins for most pets, meaning they're unlikely to have been prior allergens if your pet hasn't eaten them before. Single-ingredient treats like these are popular for elimination diets and for pets with
How many calories are in Smallbatch Bison and Goat treats and how do I feed them?
Treats should make up no more than 10% of your pet's daily caloric intake. The liver treats in particular are rich in vitamin A, so moderation is important — they're best used as a rotational treat or occasional topper rather than a daily addition.