Chicken feet
Chicken feet are bony and surrounded by cartilage and skin. They are a natural, nutrient-rich treat for dogs made from the feet of chickens. Chicken feet are high in glucosamine and chondroitin, which are beneficial for supporting joint health, especially in aging or active dogs. Additionally, they are a good source of protein and collagen, which help maintain healthy skin, coat, and joints.
Why we feed?
Chicken feet are an excellent option for a fresh food diet's raw meaty bone component. They are easily sourced and cost-effective.
How to feed?
You can use chicken feet to make “pupsicles” with bone broth or Greek yogurt, or it can be included in your dog’s raw diet as it has 10-12% bone content. Feeding them frozen will help them last a bit longer!
Additional benefits?
Chicken feet also promote dental health by acting as a natural toothbrush, helping to scrape away plaque and tartar as dogs chew. They can be served raw, dried, or dehydrated
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