Beef Blueberry
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Product Description
Nutritional Benefits
How To Use
Feeding Guidelines
Storage Instruction
Guranteed Analysis
Ingredients
Crafted from premium Eye-of-Round beef and blended with organic blueberries, this grain-free Beef Blueberry offers a protein-dense, antioxidant-rich treat that supports your dog’s overall vitality. The combination of blueberries and beef provides a sweet-savory profile that supports vision, cognitive function, and immune strength. With no preservatives, additives, or fillers, this Angus beef jerky stays true to a minimal-ingredient promise that fits well with sensitive stomachs and dogs on limited diets.
This blueberry beef jerky helps reinforce your dog’s immune response, promotes healthy skin, and supports coat shine without relying on chemical additives. Ideal for daily training or reward routines, each bite offers functional nutrition that complements your dog’s main meals without overwhelming their diet. Dogs respond to the aroma and texture, encouraging engagement during nose work and bonding sessions.
Every bag of our blueberries-and-beef treat meets high standards. It uses USDA-certified, human-grade meat raised in the USA under ethical conditions. Whether offered straight from the bag or crumbled over food, the treat’s low-moisture content ensures a satisfying crunch while supporting joint and cognitive health in both puppies and seniors.
Priced at $25.00 for a 60 g pack, this treat suits responsible pet owners who value transparency, nutritional integrity, and real-ingredient formulations. This beef jerky serves as a reward with lasting nutritional value for dogs at any life stage.
High in Nutrients and Antioxidants
This treat combines premium Black Angus beef with organic blueberries, delivering a potent mix of vitamins, minerals, and powerful anthocyanins. These nutrients work together to protect cells from oxidative damage and support long-term cellular health and vitality.
Aids in Vision Health
Organic blueberries are rich in lutein and zeaxanthin, compounds that support eye health and visual acuity. These antioxidants help protect the retina from age-related decline, keeping your dog's vision sharp and clear throughout their life.
Cognitive Brain Support from Neuroprotective Anthocyanins
Blueberry anthocyanins cross the blood-brain barrier to protect neural cells from oxidative stress and inflammation. This supports cognitive function, memory retention, and mental sharpness in both puppies learning commands and senior dogs maintaining alertness.
Digestive Health from Real, Clean Ingredients
Made from 100% real Black Angus beef and organic blueberries with no additives or preservatives, this treat is gentle on sensitive digestive systems. The clean-label formula ensures easy digestion and makes it suitable for dogs on limited-ingredient diets.
Low-Calorie Treat for Weight-Conscious Dogs
With lean Black Angus beef and minimal fat content, these treats deliver protein and nutrition without excess calories. This makes them ideal for training rewards or daily snacking for dogs on weight-management plans or with lower activity levels.
Train with Precision
Use Black Angus beef jerky as a targeted reward during obedience or trick training. Its strong aroma and clean ingredients maintain focus while supporting daily protein needs without overwhelming your dog’s calorie intake.
Mix with Meals
Add pieces of blueberry beef jerky to wet food to provide crunch and nutritional contrast. This combination enriches your dog’s bowl without introducing artificial ingredients or disrupting dietary balance.
Bond Through Hand-Feeding
Offer jerky in your open palm to promote calm behavior and build trust. This method suits both new and shy dogs, encouraging slower, more thoughtful chewing during personal bonding time.
Stimulate with Scent Play
Hide jerky pieces for nose-work activities. The scent of beef and blueberries taps into your dog’s natural search instincts, turning a healthy snack into a fun mental exercise.
Intermittent or Supplemental Feeding
Black Angus Beef Blueberry Dog Treats should be offered occasionally or as a supplement to your dog’s regular meals. These treats are designed to complement their main diet, not replace it. Treats should make up no more than 10–15% of your dog’s daily calorie intake.
Adjust Portion Sizes Based
- The amount of jerky you give your dog should depend on their weight, age, and activity level. Active dogs or working breeds may require larger portions, while smaller or less active dogs should be given smaller amounts.
- Use our Dog Calorie Calculator to get an approximate amount of calories your dog needs and adjust the treats accordingly.
Always Provide Fresh Water
Ensure that your dog has access to plenty of fresh water while enjoying these treats. Water is essential for digestion and overall health, especially when giving high-protein snacks like jerky.
Monitor Your Dog’s Weight and Health
Regularly monitor your dog’s weight and overall health. If you notice any changes in your dog’s appetite, weight, or digestion, consult your veterinarian and adjust treat portions accordingly.
Limit Treats During Mealtime
While these treats are healthy, remember to limit the number of treats given during mealtime to avoid overfeeding. Treats should remain an occasional snack or part of training sessions rather than a regular part of their meals.
Store in a Cool, Dry Place
Keep the jerky treats in a cool, dry area away from heat or direct sunlight. A pantry or cupboard works best to maintain freshness and avoid exposure to temperature fluctuations.
Keep in Original Packaging
Always store the jerky in its original packaging to protect it from air, moisture, and contaminants. The packaging is designed to help maintain the product’s freshness and quality.
Seal Properly After Use
After each use, make sure the package is tightly sealed to prevent air from getting in. This helps preserve the flavor and nutritional value of the jerky, while also preventing it from drying out.
Use Within 6 Months of Opening
For the best quality and taste, it’s recommended to use the jerky within 6 months after opening the package. While the jerky will still be safe beyond this period, the flavor and texture may start to degrade.
Avoid Moisture Exposure
Moisture can affect the quality of the jerky, leading to potential spoilage. Ensure that the jerky is kept in a dry environment and that the packaging is fully sealed after use.
Crude Protein (Min): 35%
Crude Fat (Min): 12%
Crude Fiber (Max): 3%
Moisture (Max): 10%
Calorie Content: 3,200–3,400 kcal/kg
Premium Black Angus Beef
Organic Blueberries
No Additives
No Preservatives
No Fillers
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Black Angus Beef Blueberry good for dogs?
Yes, Black Angus Beef Blueberry is good for dogs because Black Angus beef provides animal protein, amino acids, iron, zinc, selenium, phosphorus, and B vitamins, while blueberries add fiber, vitamin C, anthocyanins, and antioxidants that support muscle strength, immune health, skin and coat health, cellular protection, vision, cognitive function, and daily energy. It works well as a training reward, topper, enrichment snack, or bonding treat.
Can Dogs Eat Black Angus Beef Blueberry?
Yes, dogs can eat Black Angus Beef Blueberry because it combines human-grade Black Angus beef with real blueberries, giving dogs a protein-rich jerky treat with antioxidant support and no heavy salt, garlic, onion, sauces, spices, fillers, additives, or preservatives. It should be served in proper-size pieces and used with balanced daily meals.
How do you prepare Black Angus Beef Blueberry for dogs?
You can prepare Black Angus Beef Blueberry for dogs by using lean plain beef, trimming visible fat, mixing it with mashed unsweetened blueberries, heating the beef to 160°F, then dehydrating the mixture into thin strips or small pieces until dry, firm, and chewy. Do not add salt, garlic, onion, sugar, soy sauce, oil, butter, sauces, spices, or seasoning. Let the jerky cool fully before serving.
How often can dogs eat Black Angus Beef Blueberry?
Dogs can eat Black Angus Beef Blueberry 2 to 3 small pieces per week because it combines beef protein with blueberry antioxidants, making it useful for training, topping, scent play, and reward feeding without replacing balanced daily food. The serving should stay within 10 to 15% of daily calories, with smaller pieces for small dogs and adjusted portions for larger or more active dogs.
Are there any risks of feeding dogs Black Angus Beef Blueberry?
No, Black Angus Beef Blueberry is not risky for most dogs when it is plain, properly prepared, and served in the right amount because it uses beef and blueberries without fillers, additives, preservatives, or artificial seasoning. There can be risks if dogs eat too much, swallow large pieces, have beef sensitivity, or react to extra fruit fiber, as this may cause choking, gas, loose stool, itching, stomach upset, or excess calories.
How much Black Angus Beef Blueberry can I give my dog?
You can give Black Angus Beef Blueberry 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 small pieces, and large dogs may get more based on weight, age, activity level, chewing style, and digestion.
What makes The Doggie's Deli Black Angus Beef Blueberry different?
The Doggie's Deli Black Angus Beef Blueberry is different because it uses USDA-certified, human-grade Black Angus beef and organic blueberries to create a grain-free, high-protein, antioxidant-rich treat. Its clean recipe avoids additives, preservatives, and fillers, while the beef-and-blueberry blend supports training, bonding, food topping, nose work, immune health, skin health, and cognitive support.
Can I Feed Black Angus Beef Blueberry to My Cat as Well?
Yes, cats can eat Black Angus Beef Blueberry because Black Angus beef provides animal-based protein, amino acids, iron, zinc, and B vitamins that fit a cat's meat-focused diet, while a tiny amount of plain blueberry may add light antioxidant support. Serve very small, easy-to-chew pieces because cats need mostly animal protein, and offer it only as an occasional treat when given in moderation.
