Disclaimer: I received two free bags of Stewart Pro-Treat to review. The opinions of my ferrets and me are our own and have received no further compensation for this post.
I love the face of the ferret that is on the bag of treats it is just adorable.
The bag is a little hard to open and can’t be resealed. The bag holds a good amount of freeze dried chicken liver.
Which is rich in protein (70.45%) and many ferrets love the taste of chicken livers.
I like the fact it states right on the front of the bag that they are made in the USA and on the back states that is USDA inspected Chicken liver.
With so many recalls on pet treats from China it is refreshing to see that there are still companies that are made in the USA.
When I first opened the bag I had a lap full of ferrets trying to see what I had.
One by one they each stuck their nose in the bag and sniffed but only one took something.
That was Manny my treat connoisseur who will only take treats he thinks are worth taking.
The piece he took from the bag seemed a bit big but I had just opened the bag and hadn’t read the rest of the bag yet.
Which says “Stewart ® Pro-Treat® maintains the aroma, full-flavor and nutritional value of 100% raw Chicken Liver. Fresh, conveniently freeze dried and diced into Reward Size Treats, Pro-Treat® is an excellent obedience ad training too. Rich in protein and always preservative free, Pro-Treat® is the delicious and nutritious way to share your love.”
By now Manny was back asking for another treat. I reached into the bag and pulled out a piece that was about an inch thick and wide.
Breaking off a bite size piece for Manny who scampered off to enjoy his new found love. I looked inside the bag and was greet by several large slices. 
To me diced means small squares. For a dog or a cat the size wouldn’t be an issue but with ferrets you have to worry about choking and internal obstructions.
Freeze dried items tend to expand when liquid is added and one of the things Manny does is dip his food into the water bowl to moisten it.
Thankfully he didn’t feel the need to do that with the first piece he had.
I do like the fact that they offer a Guaranteed Delicious encase a pet doesn’t like the treats and while I think the pieces are too big for ferrets they are not hard to break up and Manny has found where I’ve hidden them repeatedly to prove how much he loves them.
For me I would give the treats a 3 paw rating but then I don’t count in the rating system.
Manny gives them a five paw rating as it is the highest there is.
Have a Chittering Good Day,
Jo
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