Beef Jerky for Dogs
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Product Description
Nutritional Benefits
How To Use
Feeding Guidelines
Storage Instruction
Guranteed Analysis
Ingredients
Support your dog’s health and happiness with Beef Jerky from The Doggie’s Deli delicious, nutrient-rich snacks made for everyday moments of care. Packed with high-quality protein and essential amino acids, these dehydrated treats help maintain strong muscles, support energy levels, and promote overall wellness.
Made from 100% grass-fed, USDA-inspected beef, each strip is carefully dehydrated to preserve its natural flavor and nutritional value without relying on artificial preservatives or fillers. Whether you're using them for training, rewarding good behavior, or enhancing mealtime variety, these jerky treats provide a clean, natural option your dog will love.
At 60 grams per pack, they’re perfectly portioned for convenience and ideal for pet parents seeking a simple, transparent way to feed their dogs better.
High-Quality Protein and Essential Amino Acids
Beef jerky is a naturally rich source of complete protein, delivering all the essential amino acids your dog needs for strong muscle development, sustained energy, and healthy weight maintenance across every life stage. With up to 78% protein content, this concentrated source supports daily vitality and muscle integrity.
Iron and Zinc for Strength and Immunity
USDA-grade natural beef is a reliable source of heme iron and zinc that strengthen immunity, fuel oxygen transport, and keep your dog thriving from puppyhood through senior years. These minerals are critical for healthy red blood cell production and efficient metabolism.
Low Carbohydrate Content for Lean Energy
Unlike heavily processed dog food filled with grains and fillers, our air-dried beef jerky contains minimal carbohydrates, providing steady, efficient energy without unnecessary additives. This clean nutritional profile makes it ideal for dogs requiring controlled carb intake or those with sensitive digestive systems.
Natural Plaque Reduction Through Active Chewing
The firm, chewy texture of dehydrated beef jerky encourages active gnawing and mechanical action that helps reduce plaque and tartar buildup on teeth. This natural dental benefit supports healthier gums and oral hygiene as a supplement to regular dental care.
Gentle on Sensitive Digestive Systems
When properly prepared from unseasoned, high-quality beef, jerky is a highly digestible protein that sits easily on sensitive stomachs. Our dehydrated beef dog treats are a low-risk, wholesome option for dogs with specific dietary needs or those introducing beef into their diet for the first time.
1. As a Training Reward
Break the jerky into smaller pieces and use it as a high-protein, savory motivator during training sessions. Its rich flavor helps reinforce positive behavior and keeps your dog engaged and eager to learn.
2. Add to Wet Food for Crunchiness
Mix bite-sized jerky pieces into your dog’s wet food for added texture and flavor. The contrast between soft and chewy enhances mealtime while delivering extra nutrients.
3. Feed in Open Palm for Overzealous Dogs
For dogs that get overly excited, offer each jerky strip flat on your palm to encourage calm, safe feeding. This method helps manage enthusiasm while building trust and control during treat time.
4. Use During Bonding Time
Share a piece during quiet moments to strengthen your bond with your dog. Offering a Beef Jerky Dog Treat during downtime creates positive associations and reinforces emotional connection.
5. Include in Nose Work Activities
Hide small jerky pieces in puzzle toys or around the house to engage your dog’s scent-tracking instincts. The irresistible smell of real beef keeps them mentally stimulated and entertained.
Intermittent or Supplemental Feeding
Beef Jerky Dog Treats are intended as occasional rewards, not a substitute for balanced meals. Treats should make up no more than 10–15% of your dog’s total daily calorie intake to support a healthy diet.
Adjust Portions Based on Your Dog's Size and Activity Level
The right amount of jerky depends on your dog’s age, weight, and daily activity. Active or larger dogs may benefit from slightly more, while smaller or less active pets should be given smaller portions.
Use our Dog Calorie Calculator to determine your dog’s ideal treat allowance based on their specific needs.
Always Provide Fresh Water
Jerky treats are dry and protein-rich, so it’s essential your dog has access to fresh, clean water whenever they’re snacking. Proper hydration supports digestion and overall health.
Limit Treats During Mealtime
Avoid feeding jerky treats alongside your dog’s regular meals. Instead, offer them between meals, during training, or as a bonding snack to prevent overfeeding and maintain dietary balance.
1. Store in a Cool, Dry Place
Keep the beef jerky dog treats in a cool, dry area away from humidity, heat, or direct sunlight. A pantry or cupboard is ideal for preserving the texture, flavor, and nutritional quality of the treats.
2. Seal the Packaging After Use
Once opened, make sure the package is sealed tightly to keep out air and moisture. If the original packaging isn’t resealable, transfer the treats to an airtight container to maintain freshness and prevent contamination.
3. For Longer Storage, Refrigerate
To extend shelf life, store the beef jerky treats in the refrigerator after opening. Use a sealed container to prevent the jerky from absorbing moisture or unwanted odors from other foods.
4. Avoid Heat Sources and Sunlight
Keep the treats away from ovens, windows, or other heat sources. Exposure to heat and light can dry out the jerky further and reduce its flavor and nutritional value.
5. Use Within 6 Months of Opening
For optimal taste and quality, use the beef jerky dog treats within 6 months of opening. While still safe after this period, the jerky’s texture and flavor may naturally decline over time.
Crude Protein (Min): 81.8%
Crude Fat (Min): 7.25%
Crude Fiber (Max): 0.2%
Moisture (Max): 11.9%
Calorie Content: 3300 Kcal/kg
Grass-fed beef
No Additives
No Preservatives
No Fillers
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Beef Jerky good for dogs?
Yes, beef jerky is good for dogs when it is plain, cooked, and made without unsafe seasoning because beef provides complete animal protein, essential amino acids, iron, zinc, and low-carbohydrate energy that support muscle strength, oxygen transport, immunity, metabolism, chewing activity, and daily vitality. It works best as a training reward, snack, topper, or bonding treat.
Can Dogs Eat Beef Jerky?
Yes, dogs can eat Beef Jerky because plain dehydrated beef gives dogs a high-protein chew without the heavy salt, garlic, onion, spices, sugar, or artificial preservatives often found in human jerky. It should be made for dogs, broken into safe pieces, and served with fresh water because jerky is dry and protein-rich.
How do you prepare Beef Jerky for dogs?
You can prepare beef jerky for dogs by using lean plain beef, trimming visible fat, slicing it into thin strips, heating the meat to 160°F for safety, then dehydrating it until dry, firm, and chewy. Do not add salt, garlic, onion, sugar, soy sauce, chili, oil, butter, sauces, spices, or seasoning. Let the jerky cool fully before cutting it into treat-size pieces.
How often can dogs eat Beef Jerky?
Dogs can eat Beef Jerky 1 to 2 times per week because it is a dense, high-protein treat that supports training, chewing, and meal variety without replacing balanced daily food. The serving should stay within 10 to 15% of daily calories. Smaller dogs need smaller pieces, while active or larger dogs may need portions adjusted by weight and activity level.
Are there any risks of feeding dogs Beef Jerky?
No, Beef Jerky is not risky for most dogs when it is cooked, unseasoned, properly dried, and served in the right amount because dog-safe jerky uses plain beef without unnecessary fillers, preservatives, or artificial additives. There can be risks if dogs eat too much, swallow large pieces, or have beef sensitivity, as this may cause choking, loose stool, itching, stomach upset, excess calories, or reduced interest in regular meals.
How much Beef Jerky can I give my dog?
You can give Beef Jerky within 10 to 15% of your dog's daily calorie intake because it is meant as an intermittent or supplemental treat, not a complete meal. Small dogs should get tiny broken pieces, medium dogs may get a few treat-size pieces, and large dogs may get more only when they chew safely.
What makes The Doggie's Deli Beef Jerky different?
The Doggie's Deli Beef Jerky is different because it is made with 100% grass-fed, human-grade USDA beef, giving dogs a clean high-protein treat without preservatives, additives, or fillers. Its firm dehydrated texture supports training, nose work, bonding, food topping, and active chewing while keeping the ingredient profile simple and easy to understand.
Can I Feed Beef Jerky to My Cat as Well?
Yes, cats can eat Beef Jerky because plain beef provides animal-based protein, amino acids, iron, and zinc that fit a cat's meat-focused diet, as long as the jerky is unseasoned, low in salt, and cut into tiny easy-to-chew pieces. It should be used as an occasional treat, not a meal replacement, when given in moderation.
