Benefits of dried Chicken Feet for dogs

Our dried Chicken Feet are loaded with collagen which is the most common protein (up to 30%) in a dog’s body. However, as dogs get older their bodies produce less collagen which leads to more common injuries, so it’s always a good idea to top up. Here are some of the key benefits of collagen in our Chicken Feet.

Supports joints and helps to prevent injuries, especially in older dogs

Assists with digestion. Collagen helps form a healthy lining in your dog’s intestines with it’s healing amino acids like Glycine. Good intestinal health has all sorts of health benefits of it’s own.

Provides a soft shiny coat, super strong nails, and moisturized skin. New we’ve getting into the beauty side of things!

Frequently Asked Questions

Do our Chicken Feet contain bones? There are small bones in Chicken Feet, but unlike giving your dog an entire roasted chicken leg, these chicken feet bones are not dangerous. The bones can quite easily be crunched up and digested safely. We’ve written a whole article here answering why Chicken Feet are safe for dogs.

How many Chicken Feet should my dog eat to improve it’s coat quality? We suggest starting with one Chicken Foot per day as a treat or with brekkie/diner. Improving your dog’s coat will require longer term consumption of Collagen and Omega-3 rich foods like Sardines, and a well rounded healthy diet.

What other Chicken treats are good for dogs? Chicken Necks are and all rounder cost-effective favourite, while Chicken Breast makes a fantastic training treat when broken into smaller pieces.