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Duck Necks

Duck Necks

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Chew strength Gentle
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How many a day?

About 140 kcal each (one is roughly 35g)

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Description

Chicken FreeDental HealthHigh ProteinHypoallergenicJoint Health

A duck neck is a crunchy, satisfying chew that vanishes faster than you can say "who's a good dog". Ours are 100% duck, air-dried, with nothing else added.

The important bit: these are dried, not raw. Most duck necks sold for dogs are raw and frozen, meant for feeding as part of a raw diet. Ours live in the cupboard rather than the freezer and are fed as a treat. Worth knowing before you order, because the two are not interchangeable.

Key features

  • Single, 10 pack or 20 pack. Weights are below so you can compare us against anyone selling by the kilo.
  • One ingredient. Duck neck, air-dried. No additives, no preservatives, no grain.
  • High in protein. 45.8% protein and 27.9% fat.
  • Chicken free. A great alternative for dogs who don't get on with chicken.
  • Naturally crunchy. Air-dried bone and cartilage give it a proper crunch.
  • A natural source of calcium, glucosamine and chondroitin.

Sizes and weights

A neck is around 35g, so:

  • Single, around 35g
  • 10 Pack, around 350g
  • 20 Pack, around 700g

Most sellers list duck necks by weight, usually a kilo at a time, which leaves you guessing how many necks you are actually getting. We give you both. The count is the promise, the weight is there so you can compare us like for like.

Worth knowing

These are air-dried, never cooked, so the bone stays crunchy rather than going brittle. Duck is naturally rich, so they are best kept as a treat. For a leaner chew, have a look at our low fat range.

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.

Wondering whether duck necks suit your dog? We've written an honest guide: Are duck necks good for dogs?

There's more like this in our dental chews and high protein treats.

Questions We Get Asked +

Are these the raw frozen ones?

No. Most duck necks sold for dogs are raw and frozen, fed as part of a raw diet. Ours are air-dried, so they live in the cupboard rather than the freezer and are fed as a treat. Worth knowing before you order, because the two are not interchangeable.

There is bone in it. Is that safe?

This is the question people actually want answered, so here it is properly. The danger with bone is cooking. Cooked bone goes brittle and splinters, which is why you should never give a dog a bone from your own kitchen. Air-drying is not cooking, so the bone stays soft enough to break down. Duck neck bone is small and soft to begin with, which is why it is often recommended as a first bone-in chew.

That said, supervise every time, and if your dog bolts things whole rather than chewing them, a boneless chew suits them better. A beef pizzle or a paddywack would be our suggestion.

Are duck necks good for dogs?

Yes. Single protein, grain and gluten free, and naturally rich in calcium, potassium, glucosamine and chondroitin. Duck is also completely chicken free, which is the main reason people come to us for it.

Will it suit a dog with allergies?

Duck is one of the better options for a dog who reacts to chicken, which is one of the most common sensitivities we hear about. Introduce it slowly, as with anything new.

Is duck too rich for a sensitive stomach?

Duck is a rich meat, and at 27.9% fat these sit at the richer end of our range. Most dogs take them in their stride, but if yours has a delicate tummy, start with half a neck rather than a whole one and see how they get on. If you would rather go leaner from the start, our low fat range is the place to look.

Does it clean their teeth?

The bone and cartilage together give a proper scraping action as they crunch through it, which helps with plaque. It is one of the better natural dental chews for that reason.

Composition +
100% Duck
Analytical Constituents +
Protein 45.8% Fat 27.9% Ash 15.2% Moisture 9.3%
Feeding Instructions +
Give under supervision, with fresh water nearby. Encourage your dog to chew rather than gulp. As a natural product, each one varies a little in size and shape.

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