provides essential fatty acids and sustained energy.
Low carbs (1%)
clean natural meat treat without fillers.
Zero fibre
easy to digest and suitable for most dogs.
Rich in calcium & phosphorus
supports strong bones, teeth and joints.
Ingredients
Dehydrated Chicken Neck
Feeding Instructions
Feed as a natural chew treat as per feeding guide.
Always provide fresh drinking water.
Nutritional Value (per 100 g approx)
Calories – ≈ 380 kcal
Protein – ≈ 40%
Fat – ≈ 15%
Fibre – ≈ 0%
Carbohydrates – ≈ 1%
Feeding Guide
Dog Weight
Daily Food
Estimated Calories/day
Protein intake/day
Fat intake/day
Daily Recommended Treat
1–5 kg
60–100 g
~228–380 kcal
~10–17 g
~9–15 g
1 Neck (~8 g)
6–10 kg
100–200 g
~380–760 kcal
~17–34 g
~15–30 g
1–2 Necks (~8–16 g)
11–20 kg
180–360 g
~684–1368 kcal
~31–61 g
~27–54 g
2–3 Necks (~16–24 g)
21–30 kg
300–450 g
~1140–1710 kcal
~51–77 g
~45–68 g
3–4 Necks (~24–32 g)
31–50 kg
460–660 g
~1748–2508 kcal
~78–112 g
~69–99 g
4–5 Necks (~32–40 g)
50+ kg
700–900 g
~2660–3420 kcal
~119–153 g
~105–135 g
5–6 Necks (~40–48 g)
🐾 100% Natural | No Preservatives | Made with Love | Vet Approved 🐾
Health Benefits
Nutrient-Rich Goodness
Add benefit content in metafields: custom.benefit_1_text
Easy to Feed
Suitable for daily rewarding and enrichment.
Healthier Lifestyle Support
Add benefit content in metafields: custom.benefit_3_text
Variety That Excites
Add benefit content in metafields: custom.benefit_4_text
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are dehydrated chicken necks?
Dehydrated chicken necks are made from 100% natural chicken necks that are gently dehydrated to preserve their nutrients without using artificial preservatives, colors, or flavors.
2. What are the benefits of dehydrated chicken necks?
Chicken necks are naturally rich in:
· High-quality protein for muscle maintenance
· Calcium and phosphorus for strong bones and teeth
· Glucosamine and chondroitin for joint support
· Collagen for healthy skin, coat, and connective tissues
· They also provide a natural chewing experience that promotes dental health.
3. Which dogs can eat dehydrated chicken necks?
They are suitable for most adult dogs and puppies over 4 months of age, provided they are appropriately sized and fed under supervision.
4. How many chicken necks can I give my dog?
General feeding guideline:
· Small dogs: ½–1 neck per day
· Medium dogs: 1 neck per day
· Large dogs: 1–2 necks per day
Treats should make up no more than 10% of your dog's daily calorie intake.
5. Are dehydrated chicken necks cooked?
They are gently dehydrated at controlled temperatures to remove moisture while retaining nutrients. They are not fried or heavily processed.
6. Are chicken necks safe for dogs?
Yes, when fed appropriately and under supervision. Choose a chew size suitable for your dog's size and chewing habits, and always provide fresh drinking water.
7. Can puppies eat chicken necks?
Yes. Puppies over 4 months old with permanent teeth can enjoy them under supervision. Introduce gradually to monitor tolerance.
8. Are there any preservatives or additives?
No. They contain 100% chicken necks with no preservatives, artificial colors, flavors, fillers, or grains.
9. Do chicken necks help clean teeth?
Yes. Chewing helps reduce plaque and tartar buildup while exercising the jaw muscles, supporting better oral hygiene.
10. Are chicken necks good for joint health?
Yes. They naturally contain collagen, glucosamine, and chondroitin, which help support healthy joints and mobility.
11. Can dogs with sensitive stomachs eat them?
Many dogs digest them well, but if your dog has a sensitive stomach or food allergies, introduce them gradually and consult your veterinarian if needed.
12. How should I store dehydrated chicken necks?
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Reseal the pack after opening to maintain freshness.
13. Can I feed chicken necks every day?
Yes, when fed in moderation as part of a balanced diet. Adjust your dog's regular meals if needed to account for the extra calories.
14. Will the bones splinter?
Properly dehydrated chicken necks are generally less likely to splinter than cooked bones. However, all bone-based chews carry some risk. Always supervise your dog while chewing and remove any small fragments that could become a choking hazard.
15. Is this a complete meal?
No. Dehydrated chicken necks are intended as a natural treat or chew and should be fed alongside a complete and balanced diet.
As Seen On Social
You May Also Like
Customer Reviews
Share Your Experience
Your Rating
★★★★★
🎉 Thank you! Your review has been submitted for approval.
Share positive thoughts and feedback from your customer.
Author
Share positive thoughts and feedback from your customer.
Author
Share positive thoughts and feedback from your customer.
Author
 
Sign up and
GET 10% OFF
Sign up for our email newsletter for special discounts and exclusive offers.
M:S
 
Enjoy your
DISCOUNT!
Use the code bellow to get 10% off your whole order!
Code copied successfully!
Choosing a selection results in a full page refresh.