Arden Grange Dog Cat Paste Liver Treats 75g Training Reward Paste

Arden Grange Tasty Liver Treat Paste – 75g

Arden Grange's Tasty Pastes come in a squeezable 75g tube, and the liver one is the strongest smelling of the three flavours they make. Arden Grange describe it simply as a highly palatable paste that works as a reward or training aid for adult dogs and cats, and that single sentence covers most of what it gets used for.

The other half of its job is medicating. Arden Grange suggest mixing it with a crushed tablet, or putting liquid medication onto a dish of paste, which turns a fight into something the animal asks for. It is grain free, and it is a treat rather than a meal, so it sits alongside the daily ration instead of replacing any of it.

Performance & Benefits

• Strong liver flavour that gets a response from animals that ignore biscuit treats.
• Grain free, in Arden Grange's own description of the paste.
• Squeezed straight from the tube, so portions can be as small as a lick.
• Arden Grange recommend it for administering tablets, mixed in crushed, or with liquid medication on a dish.
• Useful as a recall reward, where high value matters more than quantity.
• Holds a dog or cat still during grooming, which Arden Grange list as one of its uses.

Suitable For

• Adult dogs and adult cats — Arden Grange specify adults for the liver paste.
• Recall and clicker training, where a fast, high-value reward is needed.
• Giving tablets, worming and spot-on routines.
• Nervous animals that need distracting during grooming or nail trimming.
• Not for puppies or kittens. Arden Grange's Tasty Turkey Treat paste is the one cleared for dogs and cats over eight weeks.

Feeding

• Squeeze onto a finger, a dish, a lick mat, or straight onto the animal's food.
• Feed as a treat alongside a complete diet, not as a meal in itself.
• Count it towards the day's food and reduce the main ration a little if it is used heavily.
• For tablets, crush and mix into a small blob of paste rather than hiding a whole tablet.
• Replace the cap after use and keep fresh water available.

Composition & Analysis

• Liver flavour paste, described by Arden Grange as grain free.
• Complementary food — it is a treat, not a complete diet.
• Arden Grange state the range carries no added fillers, artificial flavours, colours or preservatives, and no wheat gluten, soya or dairy.
• Arden Grange do not publish the declared composition or the typical analysis as readable text on their own website; both are printed in full on the pack, so no protein, oil, fibre or ash figure is stated here.
• 75g tube. Arden Grange also sell it as a 12 x 75g case, and make matching turkey and salmon pastes.

Care & Caution

• Arden Grange restrict the liver paste to adult dogs and cats. Do not give it to puppies or kittens; use the turkey paste, which they clear from eight weeks.
• Liver is rich, and a whole tube eaten at once will upset most animals. Keep the tube out of reach between sessions.
• Treats should stay a small part of the day's intake — fed freely alongside a full ration, this will put weight on.