Raw ingredients are cut into bite-sized pieces, placed on trays, then loaded into a freeze-dryer. The freeze-drying process, during which almost all moisture is removed, takes approximately 24 hours. Once the process is complete, the treats are bagged and sealed for freshness and delivered to customers or wholesalers.

Freeze-drying is an effective way to preserve food while retaining almost all its nutritional value. Freeze-dried food lasts longer than food that is canned, dehydrated, or air-fried. When stored in dark, cool places, freeze-dried food can last up to 25 years! However, since our bags are exposed to indirect light, we recommend opening the treats within one year of the purchase date.

We only recommend feeding Pet Popcorn to cats and dogs. We don't have any information on how these treats affect other animal species. Pet Popcorn is raw and not suitable for human consumption.

We package our treats by weight. However, there are approximately 40-50 treats in each bag. Some proteins come in larger pieces than others, but you will always receive the same amount by weight.

Pet Popcorn is a single-ingredient treat. It consists of whichever protein is listed on the packaging. We add absolutely nothing to the products that we sell. We are committed to providing a natural, delicious treat to all our pet customers.

Pet Popcorn can be ordered righthere on our website,purchased through one of our wonderful wholesaler partners, or bought on Amazon or Walmart Marketplace. We currently sell our treats in over 100 pet stores across the United States. If you are a retailer interested in selling Pet Popcorn, pleasecontact usand we will be in touch.

Everything is sourced from the US, including our packaging. Depending on availability and time of year, we will source from multiple states and locations within the US.

We started making treats in our garage in Evergreen, CO, but have now grown too big for that. Now, we freeze-dry them in Indiana.

Chicken, Salmon, Bison Liver and Pork Tenderloin are our top sellers.

Yes! I would avoid Beef Liver and Bison Liver, as those are harder to chew. The Pork Tenderloin, Tilapia, and Salmon flavors are very soft and breakable.

The Salmon treats have skin on them. This is very good for your pets coat.

 With the rise of the avian flu, we have taken safety measures to ensure none of our treats are contaminated. Our suppliers test every single bird individually to make sure they are safe. In addition, at the end of each freeze-drying cycle, we increase the drying temperature to a point where it kills bird flu on the spot.

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