• Air-dried duck feet dog treats
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Duck Feet

Duck Feet

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Chew strength Gentle
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How many a day?

About 68 kcal each (one is roughly 16g)

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Description

High ProteinHypoallergenic

Quack, crunch, gone. Our Duck Feet are 100% duck, air-dried into a crunchy little chew that dogs polish off with real enthusiasm.

Pack sizes and weights

  • Single: one foot, around 16g
  • 10 Pack: ten feet, around 160g
  • 20 Pack: twenty feet, around 320g
  • 50 Pack: fifty feet, around 800g

Most places sell duck feet by the bag, in 100g, 500g or a kilo, so you get a weight and have to guess the count. Ours are counted, with the weight listed as well, so you can compare either way.

Duck feet or chicken feet?

People ask us this constantly, and we stock both, so here are the actual figures rather than a shrug.

Chew Fat Protein Size
Duck foot 28.3% 50.1% around 16g
Puffed chicken foot 34.2% 42.8% around 15g

So a duck foot is the leaner of the two and carries more protein. Both are rich, and neither is an everyday chew. The bigger difference for most people is the protein itself: chicken is one of the most common things dogs react to, and duck is not, which is why the duck one is in our hypoallergenic range and the chicken one is not.

Neither is low fat. If that is what you are after, our low fat range publishes the figure on every page.

Key features

  • Around 16g a foot. As a natural product, sizes vary.
  • One ingredient. Duck feet, air-dried. No additives, no preservatives.
  • High in protein. 50.1% protein and 28.3% fat.
  • Chicken free. A single novel protein for dogs who react to poultry.
  • Naturally crunchy. Skin, cartilage and air-dried bone give it that satisfying crunch.
  • A natural source of collagen and glucosamine.

Worth knowing

Duck is naturally rich, so these are best as a treat rather than a daily chew. Got a bigger dog? The Turkey Feet are the larger version, though richer again at 37.8% fat.

Suitable for puppies from 12 weeks, with supervision.

Please supervise your dog while they enjoy this treat, and make sure fresh water is always available. As a natural product, sizes may vary slightly.

There's more like this in our grain free treats, collagen chews and high protein treats.

Questions We Get Asked +

Are duck feet safe for dogs?

Yes, with supervision, and the key thing is that they are air-dried rather than cooked. Cooked bone goes brittle and splinters. Air-dried bone stays soft enough to break down properly. Duck feet are mostly skin, cartilage and tiny soft bones.

Are they a lean treat?

No. At 28.3% fat they are richer than a pig's ear, which surprises people. Lovely as a regular treat for a healthy dog, but the wrong pick if yours is watching their weight or has a delicate stomach. Our low fat range is all under 10% with the figure shown on every page.

Do the toenails matter?

People always ask. They are keratin, the same as your own fingernails, and dogs crunch straight through them without noticing. If it bothers you, you can snip them off before giving one.

What are they good for?

They are one of the better natural sources of glucosamine and collagen, which is why they get recommended for joints, skin and coat, and they are 50.1% protein.

My dog reacts to chicken. Is duck alright?

Usually, yes. Chicken is one of the most common things dogs react to, and duck is a genuinely different protein rather than a variation on it. It is the swap we suggest most often.

How long do they last?

Not long. They are a crunchy snack rather than an occupier, gone in a minute or two for most dogs. If you want something that lasts, look at the long lasting range instead.

Composition +
100% Duck
Analytical Constituents +
Protein 50.1% Fat 28.3% Ash 8.4% Moisture 10.7%
Feeding Instructions +
Feed as a treat alongside a balanced diet, not as a replacement for meals. Always supervise your dog while they are chewing, keep fresh water available, and take the treat away once it is small enough to swallow. As a natural product, size, shape and colour may vary.

Not sure how many a day? Our dog treat calculator works it out from your dog's weight.
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