Duck liver makes up 80% of the slab — and unlike a muscle cut, liver is one of the most nutrient-dense foods you can feed a dog, packed with vitamin A for eye, immune, and skin health, B vitamins for energy and nervous system function, and iron and zinc for oxygen transport and immune strength. It's also naturally rich in flavor, which is why liver treats tend to disappear the fastest in any training pouch. The remaining 20% is a two-berry team, each pulling its own weight. Blueberries handle recovery: antioxidants that ease inflammation, fiber and hydration that keep digestion moving, benefits that matter just as much to a senior dog's joints as they do to a young dog's energy. Goji berries handle density — vitamins C and E alongside a broader antioxidant profile, rounding out what liver alone doesn't fully cover.
It's not two fruits doing the same job twice. It's recovery paired with density — a wider net than either berry could cast alone.
What you end up with is a full slab that scores into 160 tiny training cubes — potent enough that a little goes a long way, so they work best saved for the moments that matter: recall practice, new tricks, the "I really need you to listen right now" cues.
High-value reward. Nutrient-dense. Cut fresh, not processed.
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