Green Juju - Freeze Dried Trainers Bison Liver
Description
TL;DR: Green Juju Freeze Dried Trainers are single-ingredient bison liver treats, freeze-dried into small, soft pieces that break easily for reward-based training. Made in the USA with no fillers, additives, or grains, they suit adult dogs who do well on a limited-ingredient, high-value reward.
If you've wondered about bison vs buffalo for your dog's treat pouch, the short answer is that in North American pet food the two terms are often used interchangeably, and these trainers are made from bison liver — a clean, single-protein reward dogs tend to work hard for. Bison liver is naturally rich in iron and B vitamins, making it a dense, flavourful pick.
What makes these bison liver trainers different?
The ingredient list is exactly one item: bison liver. That simplicity matters for dogs on elimination diets or those sensitive to more common proteins like chicken and beef. Freeze-drying locks in the nutrients and aroma without cooking oils, coatings, or preservatives.
Key features
- Single-ingredient: 100% bison liver — no fillers, grains, or additives
- Freeze-dried: lightweight, shelf-stable, and aromatic for high reward value
- Training-friendly size: small, soft pieces that break cleanly into smaller bits
- Nutrient-dense: naturally rich in iron and B vitamins
- Made in the USA
Specifications
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | Green Juju |
| Protein source | Bison (liver) |
| Ingredients | 100% bison liver |
| Format | Freeze-dried |
| Intended use | Training treat / reward |
| Life stage | Adult |
| Suitable for | Dogs |
| Country of origin | USA |
Who is it for?
These bison trainers are built for adult dogs in active training — working through leash manners, refining recall, or polishing everyday cues. The single-protein recipe also makes them a practical pick for dogs with sensitivities to more common proteins, since bison meat is a novel option for many households.
Feeding & use
Use as a training reward or occasional treat, not as a meal replacement. Break pieces smaller for high-frequency reward sessions so your dog gets lots of repetitions without overfeeding. Treats should make up no more than 10% of your dog's daily caloric intake; always offer fresh water alongside freeze-dried foods.
Prefer a different protein?
If your dog rotates proteins or you want variety in the treat pouch, consider Green Juju - Freeze Dried Trainers Salmon or Green Juju - Freeze Dried Trainers Rabbit. For a bison option you can feed as a topper or whole-food bite, look at Green Juju - Freeze Dried Whole Food Bites Bison Green.
Available for same-day pickup at our North York, Toronto storefront, or ships Canada-wide.
Green Juju - Freeze Dried Trainers Bison Liver
Frequently asked questions
Everything pet parents usually ask about this product.
-
What are the main ingredients in these freeze-dried trainers?
These trainers feature bison liver as the highlighted ingredient, with protein sources including beef, bison, and chicken. They are single-ingredient style training treats designed to be simple and high-value for dogs.
-
Are these treats suitable for puppies or only adult dogs?
These trainers are formulated for adult dogs. If you have a puppy, check with your veterinarian about appropriate treat portions for their life stage.
-
Is bison the same as buffalo in pet food?
In North American pet food labelling, the terms bison and buffalo are often used interchangeably, though true buffalo (such as water buffalo or Cape buffalo) are a different species from American bison. The bison used in these trainers refers to American bison.
-
Why are they called trainers?
They are sized and textured for use as training rewards, making them easy to break apart and feed in quick succession during training sessions. The freeze-dried format keeps them shelf-stable and low-mess in a treat pouch.
-
Can I pick these up in Toronto or do they ship?
Yes — same-day pickup is available at our North York storefront, and we ship Canada-wide.