Pet Munchies Venison Strips Dog Treats, 75g Pack of 8

Pack: Pet Munchies Venison Strips are stick-form dog treats described as wheat- and gluten-free, high in protein and low in fat. The strips can be given whole or broken into smaller pieces for training rewards.

At a glance

Made with venison and beef liver, with ingredient proportions listed as minimums.
The listing describes the strips as wheat- and gluten-free, high in protein and low in fat and salt.
Can be offered as a chew or broken into smaller training and reward pieces.
Manufacturer guidance says treats should make up only a small part of a balanced diet.

Price

£16.73Save 24%

Reference price: ~~£22.10~~

Price checked: 12 Nov 2026

View offer

Often bought together

Pet Munchies Beef Liver Sticks Dog Treats, Premium Grain Free Dog Chews with Natural Real Meat, Low in Fat and High in Protein 90g (Pack of 8)

£20.99

Pros and cons

Pros

Breakable stick format supports portioning into small training rewards.
The ingredient panel gives minimum proportions for game meat and beef liver.
Listing states the treats contain no artificial colours or flavours.

Cons

The listed recipe includes vegetable protein, glycerine, starch and salt as well as the named meats, so it is not meat-only.

Technical specifications

17 specifications

Identity
Brand	PET MUNCHIES
Model	05060183830752
Flavour	Venison
Item form	Stick
Age range	All Life Stages
Suitable breed sizes	All Breed Sizes
Target species	Dog

Ingredients and dietary claims
Special ingredients	Venison, Beef Liver
Ingredients	Game meat (min) 51.5%, beef liver (min) 40%, vegetable protein, glycerine, starch, salt
Diet type	Limited Ingredient
Allergen information	Dairy Free
Nutrient claim	Low Sodium
Claimed benefits	High protein, low fat content

Pack and weight
Pack size	Box of 8
Number of items	8
Weight listed	600 Grams

Origin and manufacturer
Country of origin	China

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The title and description specify 75g per pack and a box of eight, while the details separately list a total weight of 600 Grams. The manufacturer says suitable for puppies over 4 months, but the age-range field says All Life Stages. Confirm the selected pack and age guidance if either detail matters.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Dog owners seeking venison and beef-liver treats that can be portioned for training.
Buyers looking for treats described as wheat- and gluten-free and low in fat.

Less suited to

Owners seeking a meat-only recipe or a treat with no listed starch, glycerine, vegetable protein or salt.
Anyone needing a treat specifically confirmed for puppies under 4 months.

Pet Munchies Venison Strips Dog Treats, 75g Pack of 8 · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.7 / 5 · 899 ratings

5 stars82%82%
4 stars12%12%
3 stars3%3%
2 stars1%1%
1 star2%2%

Customer feedback describes the treats as appealing to dogs and easy to break into small pieces, with training use and taste among the reported positives. Some customers also describe them as good value and mention digestibility or dental health. These are customer perceptions rather than established effects. The breakable stick format fits the reported training use, though feedback does not establish suitability for every dog.

Positive themes

Customers report that dogs enjoy the taste.
Feedback describes the strips as easy to break into smaller training pieces.
Customers report positive experiences using them as training rewards.

Frequently asked questions

Can these strips be used for training?

The listing says they can be broken into smaller pieces for training and rewards, including on walks and for recall.

What ingredients are listed?

The ingredient list gives game meat (minimum 51.5%), beef liver (minimum 40%), vegetable protein, glycerine, starch and salt.

Are these treats suitable for puppies?

The feature text says suitable for puppies over 4 months, while the age-range field says All Life Stages. Check the pack guidance for the dog’s age.

How much should I feed?

The manufacturer says the treats should make up a small part of the dog’s balanced diet. The supplied listing does not give a specific daily quantity.