Dehydrated Chicken Feet

A natural chew that keeps dogs busy. Chicken feet are mostly skin, tendon, and cartilage, so your dog has to work at each one instead of gulping it down.

• Ingredients: Chicken feet. Nothing else.
• Suitable for: dogs that love to chew. Dogs only, not suitable for cats.
• Net weight: 4 oz (9 count)
• 56 kcal each

Product detail

They may look a little unusual, but dogs go wild for them, and customers keep coming back for more.

Cartilage is naturally rich in glucosamine and chondroitin. We dehydrate our chicken feet with gentle heat for a brittle texture that crumbles as your dog chews, rather than splintering like cooked bone.

The nails usually stay on. Some dogs eat them and some leave them, and both are totally normal. Best served outdoors or on an easy-to-clean surface.

Supervision required with any chew. Not suitable for dogs that swallow without chewing. Offer the first one under observation, and keep drinking water available.

Ingredients and analysis

Ingredients: Chicken feet.

• Crude protein (min): 40%
• Crude fat (min): 25%
• Crude fiber (max): 1%
• Moisture (max): 10%
• Calorie content: 3,945 kcal/kg, approximately 56 kcal per foot

Feeding guidance

Intended for intermittent or supplemental feeding only. Recommended for dogs only. Treats should account for no more than 10% of your dog's daily caloric intake, with the remaining 90% coming from a complete and balanced diet. Fresh water should always be available.

• Dog under 20 lb: half a foot per day, or one every other day
• Dog 20 to 50 lb: 1 foot per day
• Dog over 50 lb: up to 2 feet per day

At 56 kcal, one chicken foot covers the full daily treat allowance for a 10 lb dog, so count it as the day's treat. For small dogs, break one in half and save the rest.

Storage

Store sealed at room temperature, away from direct sunlight. See the Best By date printed on the pouch.