Freeze Dried Small Pet Treats - Resealable Bag of Treats for Ferrets - Ferret Snacks - Single Ingredient Ferret Food With No Preservatives Or Fillers- Small Animals Treats (1oz, chicken Heart)

Great quality!! Love that it’s freeze dried and single ingredient.. I actually got this for my cat and pup and they love it! No stool issues and they’re great quality!

Honestly I could've bought regular chicken hearts that aren't freeze dried for a lot less money, and my ferrets won't touch these. probably because they smell like nothing and feel like card board. I'll try to find some use for them, but they're probably going to become bacteria treats after they find themselves in the sewer.

The only ingredient is chicken hearts, so it is okay to feed to dogs or cats, etc. They are, however, nicely sliced for a perfect portion for your ferret. They are high quality, freeze dried chicken heart slices, and all of my animals approved and loved these! I'd definitely recommend if you're trying to give a new healthy treat to your furry friend.

A high quality product! I’ve been a pet sitter for 24 years, and have taken care of many ferrets. These chicken hearts are sliced into nice sized pieces that a ferret can hold and bite. My Dalmatians were so greedy for them I could barely get a picture. My cats and finicky Shiba Inu all took one and ate it. Five big stars

Single ingredient, high value treats. Excellent quality. Expensive for the amount you get. Good size pieces. No offensive odor.

I got these chicken heart treats for my hermit crabs to try out, but my cats went absolutely crazy for them! Even my picky eaters were super excited about these. The hermit crabs nibbled on their portion at dinner time too, so it’s a win-win. These treats are definitely not just for ferrets. Great for a variety of pets!

We tried to feed this as a treat to our favorite.And he hated them he won't touch them at all.

I know it sounds strange, but my cat loves these! Yes they’re made for ferrets, but being that the only ingredient listed is freeze dried chicken, I figured why not? Of course you should always ask your vet first, but if you do decide to treat your pet with these chicken hearts, they’ll love them.