The BARK x Liquid Death Feed the Beast Consumables Packup combines dog treats, collagen chews, and a durable fetch toy in one themed package.
Created through BARK’s collaboration with Liquid Death, the bundle is aimed at dogs that enjoy chewing, treats, squeakers, fetch, and unpredictable bouncing toys.
BARK currently lists the pack at $36.99, reduced from its regular $49.99 price. It is available as an add-on for customers with an eligible BarkBox, Super Chewer, or Combo subscription.
BARK x Liquid Death Feed the Beast Consumables Packup Overview
This dog treat and toy bundle takes an advent-calendar-style approach to dog rewards.
Instead of getting one bag of snacks or a single toy, your dog receives several types of edible products alongside the Skull of Eternal Fetch rubber toy.
The package contains two freeze-dried treat varieties, six collagen chews, and one medium/large rubber toy.
BARK describes Feed the Beast as a premium item within its limited-edition Liquid Death collaboration.
| Product Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Current listed price | $36.99 |
| Regular price | $49.99 |
| Treat bags | 2 |
| Collagen chews | 6 |
| Dog toys | 1 |
| Toy size | Medium/Large |
| Collaboration | BARK x Liquid Death |
| Purchase requirement | Eligible BARK subscription |
Prices and availability can change, so checking BARK’s current product page before purchasing is sensible.
What Comes in the Feed the Beast Pack?
The package contains several products rather than repeating the same snack. You get:
- 1 Skull of Eternal Fetch Super Chewer dog toy
- 1 bag of Freeze Dried Chicken Hearts
- 1 bag of Freeze Dried Beef Nibs
- 2 Braided Beef Collagen Chews
- 4 Beef Wrapped Collagen Chews
That gives you nine individual components when the toy, two treat bags, and six chews are counted separately.
For a dog that gets bored with one snack format, the combination of freeze dried dog treats, chews, and a fetch toy provides several ways to use the package across different days.
Skull of Eternal Fetch Dog Toy
After the edible products are gone, the included Skull of Eternal Fetch gives your dog something reusable.
The medium/large toy is made from rubber and contains an embedded squeaker.
Its irregular shape creates what BARK calls a “wacky bounce,” making the direction of each bounce less predictable during fetch sessions.
BARK recommends it for fetch, bouncing play, squeaker-seeking dogs, and treat-motivated dogs.
The toy is spot-clean only. As with any dog toy, supervision is sensible, particularly if your dog regularly tears pieces from rubber toys.
Freeze-Dried Chicken Hearts
The 2.9-ounce chicken heart bag has a notably simple ingredient list: chicken heart.
According to BARK’s product information, these treats contain at least 65% crude protein and 20% crude fat, with a maximum moisture level of 8%. Each treat contains approximately 10 calories.
BARK lists the following suggested daily servings:
| Dog Weight | Suggested Daily Amount |
|---|---|
| 5–10 lb | Up to 1½ treats |
| 10–25 lb | Up to 2½ treats |
| 25–50 lb | Up to 5 treats |
| 50+ lb | Up to 8 treats |
Because individual dietary needs differ, treats should fit within your dog’s normal daily calorie intake.
Freeze-Dried Beef Nibs
The second 2.5-ounce treat bag contains beef with bone plus beef liver, kidney, fat, tripe, and heart. The recipe includes fish oil, vitamins, minerals, and other listed ingredients.
Each treat contains approximately 7 calories. The guaranteed analysis lists at least 40% crude protein and 30% crude fat.
The combination gives you another treat texture and recipe rather than a second bag of chicken hearts.
Six Beef Collagen Chews
You also receive six collagen chews for dogs in two formats.
Two are braided beef collagen chews. Each weighs approximately 0.5 ounce and contains about 45 calories. Their listed ingredients are beef collagen and beef.
The other four are beef-wrapped collagen chews. Each weighs approximately one ounce and contains about 108 calories. Their ingredients include beef corium, beef, vegetable glycerin, and gelatin.
BARK advises discarding either chew type if sharp edges develop. Keeping an eye on your dog during chewing sessions can help you catch damaged or small remaining pieces before they become a problem.
How Much Does the Pack Cost?
At the time of writing, BARK lists the package for $36.99, down from $49.99. That represents a listed discount of approximately 26%.
There is an important purchase condition, though. The product page states that the pack is available only with a BarkBox, Super Chewer, or Combo subscription and can be purchased after subscribing.
BARK announced the Liquid Death collaboration in September 2026. At launch, BarkBox plans started at $27 per month and Super Chewer plans at $29 per month. Subscription pricing can vary by plan and promotion.
Who May Like This Bundle?
The BARK Liquid Death dog collection uses an intentionally horror-inspired theme, and this package follows that styling through its skull toy and presentation.
It may fit your shopping list if your dog:
- Enjoys freeze-dried meat treats
- Regularly chews collagen products
- Likes rubber fetch toys
- Responds well to squeakers
- Enjoys toys with irregular bouncing action
- Can use a medium/large toy safely
The package can also make sense if you already subscribe to BARK and want an add-on containing both edible products and a reusable toy.
What Should You Check Before Buying?
Start with the ingredient lists. The pack relies heavily on chicken and beef ingredients, so it may not suit a dog that needs to avoid either protein.
You should also account for the calories in the chews. A beef-wrapped collagen chew contains about 108 calories, while a braided chew contains about 45 calories.
Those figures can be significant for smaller dogs or dogs on calorie-controlled diets.
Toy size matters as well. The Skull of Eternal Fetch is listed as medium/large rather than being sold in several sizes as part of this package.
Finally, check the subscription requirement and current price before ordering.
Is the Feed the Beast Pack Worth Checking Out?
Your decision largely depends on how many of the included products your dog will actually use.
At the current $36.99 listed price, you receive two treat bags, six collagen chews, and a reusable rubber fetch toy.
If your dog already enjoys meat-based snacks, collagen chews, and rubber fetch toys, the package puts several familiar product types into one themed purchase.
If your dog has dietary restrictions, does not chew collagen products, or needs a different toy size, checking the individual components first can help you avoid paying for items you cannot use.
For existing BARK subscribers, the biggest purchasing factors are the current sale price, ingredient suitability, chew calories, and your dog’s play habits.
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