Single-Ingredient Dog Treats for Sensitive Stomachs
When treats are this simple, you can feel confident reaching for them daily.
Houndstone’s wild boar liver freeze dried dog treats are made from one ingredient: 100% wild boar liver. No fillers. No preservatives. No artificial ingredients. Just clean, responsibly sourced protein prepared with care.
Wild boar is considered a novel protein for many dogs, making these treats a thoughtful option for rotational feeding or as dog treats for sensitive stomachs. When sensitivities are a concern, clarity matters — and single-ingredient nutrition provides it.
Naturally Nutrient-Dense
Liver is one of the most nutrient-rich proteins available. Wild boar liver delivers:
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70% minimum crude protein to support lean muscle
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Naturally occurring iron for healthy energy levels
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Essential vitamins that support immune function
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Balanced fat content for sustained nourishment
These freeze dried dog treats offer concentrated nutrition in a biologically appropriate form — rich, savory, and deeply satisfying.
Freeze Dried to Preserve Integrity
Our freeze-drying process removes moisture while maintaining the natural structure and nutrient profile of the meat. There is no high-heat processing and no synthetic preservation.
The result is a lightweight, shelf-stable treat that remains close to its original state — simple and intact.
Human-Grade Standards
Houndstone freeze dried dog treats are crafted from USDA-certified human-grade meats and produced in facilities that process food for human consumption. We adhere to strict safety and handling protocols because quality should never be assumed.
We do not use by-products or rendered meals. Especially when selecting dog treats for sensitive stomachs, ingredient transparency is essential.
Ingredients
Wild Boar Liver
Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein (min): 70%
Crude Fat (min): 12%
Crude Fiber (max): 0.25%
Moisture (max): 10%
These are carefully sourced freeze dried dog treats created for dog parents who prioritize clean nutrition, responsible sourcing, and quiet confidence in what they feed their dogs.