Lamb trachea

The trachea, also known as the windpipe, is a passageway for air through the body into the lungs. It is surrounded by cartilage.

Why we feed?

Lamb trachea treats are particularly valued for their high collagen content, which supports joint health, and for their glucosamine and chondroitin content, compounds known for promoting healthy cartilage and mobility in dogs.

Why we feed

How to feed?

Because of the hollow shape of the trachea, it is a great chew to stuff! You can stuff it with grinds or a Greek yogurt mixture with meat treats and freeze it! It’s a great chew in hot weather or after a training session or long hike.

Additional info?

In TCM, lamb is considered a “hot” protein, so dogs with inflammations or itchiness should avoid lamb and go for a cooling or neutral meat, such as duck or turkey