DEHYDRATED CHICKEN FEET
MRP:
₹ 2500 /-
₹ 2175 /-
MRP:
₹ 2950 /-
₹ 2525 /-
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- Single-ingredient chew treat
- Air-dried or frozen available
- Fully digestible bone-in chew
- No additives or preservatives
- Supports Joint Health
Rich in collagen, glucosamine, and chondroitin, chicken feet help maintain healthy joints and reduce stiffness—great for senior pets. - Promotes Dental Hygiene
Chewing on chicken feet helps clean teeth naturally, reducing plaque and tartar buildup. - Boosts Skin, Coat & Nail Health
Contains biotin and collagen, which support a shiny coat, strong nails, and healthy skin.
- Feed Occasionally
Nutrient-rich, but best given as a treat, not a daily food. - Supervise While Feeding
Always watch your pet while they chew to avoid choking. - Go for Natural Options
Use only unseasoned, preservative-free chicken feet. - Start with Small Amounts
Introduce slowly to ensure easy digestion.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are chicken feet safe for dogs?
Yes, chicken feet are safe for dogs when given raw or dehydrated. They’re a natural source of glucosamine and chondroitin, which help support joint health.
Do chicken feet pose a choking hazard?
Dehydrated or raw chicken feet are usually chewy and easy to digest. However, always supervise your pet while feeding to avoid choking, especially with aggressive chewers or small breeds.
What are the health benefits of chicken feet?
Chicken feet are rich in collagen, glucosamine, and chondroitin, promoting healthy joints, skin, and coat. They also help in cleaning teeth naturally.
How often can I give chicken feet to my pet?
You can give 1–2 chicken feet per week, depending on your pet’s size and dietary needs. They should be fed as a treat, not a meal replacement.
Product Highlights
• Natural source of glucosamine
• No chemical treatment
• Great chew alternative
• Improves dental hygiene
• Easy-to-digest formula
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