provides essential fatty acids and sustained energy.
Low carbs (2%)
clean natural meat treat without fillers.
Zero fibre
pure animal protein for easy digestion.
Rich in collagen & glucosamine
supports joints, bones and dental health.
Ingredients
Dehydrated Chicken Feet
Feeding Instructions
Feed as a natural chew treat as per feeding guide.
Always provide fresh drinking water.
Nutritional Value (per 100 g approx)
β Calories β β 471 kcal
β Protein β β 46%
β Fat β β 31%
β Fibre β β 0%
β Carbohydrates β β 2%
Feeding Guide
Dog Weight
Daily Food
Estimated Calories/day
Protein intake/day
Fat intake/day
Daily Recommended Treat
1β5 kg
40β70 g
~188β330 kcal
~18β32 g
~12β22 g
1 Chicken Foot (~7 g)
6β10 kg
70β140 g
~330β660 kcal
~32β64 g
~22β43 g
1β2 Chicken Feet (~7β14 g)
11β20 kg
120β240 g
~565β1130 kcal
~55β110 g
~37β74 g
2β3 Chicken Feet (~14β21 g)
21β30 kg
200β320 g
~940β1507 kcal
~92β147 g
~62β99 g
3β4 Chicken Feet (~21β28 g)
31β50 kg
300β450 g
~1413β2119 kcal
~138β207 g
~93β140 g
4β5 Chicken Feet (~28β35 g)
50+ kg
450β600 g
~2119β2826 kcal
~207β276 g
~140β186 g
5β6 Chicken Feet (~35β42 g)
πΎ 100% Natural | No Preservatives | Made with Love | Vet Approved πΎ
Health Benefits
Nutrient-Rich Goodness
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Easy to Feed
Suitable for daily rewarding and enrichment.
Healthier Lifestyle Support
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Variety That Excites
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are dehydrated chicken feet?
Dehydrated chicken feet are 100% natural chicken feet that have been gently dehydrated to preserve nutrients without artificial preservatives, colors, or flavors.
2. What are the benefits of chicken feet for dogs?
Chicken feet are naturally rich in:
Β·Β Glucosamine and chondroitin to support joint health.
Β·Β Collagen for healthy skin, coat, and connective tissues.
Β·Β Natural protein to help maintain muscle health.
Β·Β They also provide a satisfying chew that supports dental hygiene by helping reduce plaque and tartar buildup.
3. Which dogs can eat dehydrated chicken feet?
They are suitable for most adult dogs and puppies over 4 months of age, provided the size is appropriate for the dog and they are supervised while chewing.
4. How many chicken feet can I give my dog?
As a general guideline:
Β·Β Small dogs: Β½β1 chicken foot per day
Β·Β Medium dogs: 1 chicken foot per day
Β·Β Large dogs: 1β2 chicken feet per day
Treats should not exceed 10% of your dog's daily calorie intake.
5. Are dehydrated chicken feet cooked?
They are dehydrated at controlled temperatures to remove moisture while helping retain nutrients. They are not fried or heavily processed.
6. Are they safe for dogs?
Yes, when fed appropriately under supervision. Always provide fresh drinking water and choose a size suitable for your dog's chewing ability.
7. Can puppies eat chicken feet?
Yes, puppies over 4 months oldΒ with permanent teeth can enjoy them under supervision. Always introduce new treats gradually.
8. Are there any preservatives or additives?
No. They contain 100% chicken feetΒ with no preservatives, artificial colors, flavors, fillers, or grains.
9. Can dogs with sensitive stomachs eat them?
Many dogs tolerate them well, but if your dog has a sensitive stomach or food allergies, introduce the treat slowly and consult your veterinarian if needed.
10. How should I store the product?
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Reseal the pack after opening to maintain freshness.
11. Do chicken feet help clean teeth?
Yes. The natural chewing action helps scrape away plaque and tartar, supporting better oral hygiene. They should not replace regular dental care.
12. Are chicken feet good for joint health?
Yes. Chicken feet naturally contain glucosamine, chondroitin, and collagen, which help support healthy joints and mobility.
13. Can I feed chicken feet every day?
Yes, in moderation, as part of a balanced diet. Adjust your dog's regular meals if necessary to avoid excess calories.
14. Will the bones splinter?
Properly dehydrated chicken feet are generally less likely to splinter than cooked bones. However, as with any chew, always supervise your dog and discard small pieces that could present a choking hazard.
15. Is this a complete meal?
No. Dehydrated chicken feet are a treat or chew, not a complete and balanced meal. Feed them alongside a nutritionally balanced diet.
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