Duck neck

The duck neck is the part of the body that supports the head. It contains vertebrae and is the start of the spinal cord. Duck necks are usually in between sizes of chicken neck and turkey neck and make for great chews

Why we feed?

Duck is higher in iron than turkey and is an excellent source of selenium and B vitamins. In TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine), duck is a cooling protein, so dogs with inflammation, redness, or allergies can eat duck as a substitute for chicken. Other benefits of duck necks for dogs include: Dental health: Duck necks' crunchy texture helps to scrape plaque and tartar from dogs' teeth, promoting better oral hygiene and reducing the risk of dental disease. Joint support: Duck necks are a natural source of glucosamine and chondroitin, essential nutrients for maintaining healthy joints and cartilage, especially in aging dogs or those with joint issues. High protein: Duck necks are rich in protein, supporting muscle development and overall health. Natural source of calcium: Duck neck bones provide a natural source of calcium, which is essential for strong bones and teeth in dogs.

Why we feed

How to feed?

Duck necks can be included in your dog’s raw diet as the 10-12% bone. You can give bone a few days a week and balance over time, or include a small portion in your dog’s daily meals.