Which cartilage chew suits your dog?
Our own figures for this range
Leanest first. Most chews that carry natural cartilage carry fat too, because they come from the same parts of the animal. If your dog needs joint support and a lean diet, start at the top.
| Chew | What's in it | Chew strength | Fat |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jumbo Beef Tail | Bone, cartilage, connective tissue | Medium | 8.3% |
| Beef Trachea | Rings of cartilage | Easy | 17.9% |
| Turkey Neck | Bone and cartilage | Easy | 22.7% |
| Duck Neck | Bone and cartilage | Gentle | 27.9% |
| Duck Wing | Bone and cartilage | Gentle | 31.5% |
| Puffed Chicken Foot | Cartilage and skin | Gentle | 34.2% |
| Hairless Rabbit Ear | Mostly cartilage | Gentle | 34.4% |
| Turkey Foot | Bone, cartilage and skin | Easy | 37.8% |
For little dogs we usually point people to the duck neck. For bigger dogs, the beef tail or the trachea.