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Campfire Treats’ crunchy, dehydrated chicken feet for dogs are a perfect chew for smaller breeds, and a welcome snack for larger canines.
Chicken feet are rich in protein, and naturally high in chondroitin and glucosamine, which supports joint health and mobility. They are also great for your dog's dental health, as they naturally clean your canine's teeth as they gnaw.
These nutritious treats are made of USDA certified chicken, which we source from local family farms.
For the safety of your dogs, our dehydrated chicken feet have their nails clipped off.
Individual feet range from three to four inches in length.
Ingredients: Dehydrated chicken feet
| NUTRITIONAL FACTS | |
| Crude Protein (min.) | 49% |
| Crude Fat (min.) | 27% |
| Crude Fiber (max.) | 0% |
| Moisture (max.) | 6% |
Calorie Content:
4,140 kcal/kg; 117 kcal/oz
Dog Size:
Small, medium, large, giant
Life-Stage:
Puppy, young, adult, senior
Feeding Instructions:
This product is intended for intermittent or supplemental feeding only. Always supervise your dog when feeding any treats or chews. Please ensure that your dog has always access to plenty of fresh water.
Storage:
Store in a cool, dry place. Reseal bag after opening.
They love them!!!
Jaco loves them and they seem to help his joints. His parents really love the convenience of getting them freeze-dried.
Hello, I have a Parson Russell Terrier, Her name is Nala. She is 7/8 yrs old, she is also a rescue dog. I bought the chicken feet, because I read they are good for her joints and teeth (she has bad knees and teeth). She likes the treat, but is a little hard for her to chew, so I have to break them in pieces for her. I love supporting local businesses! Thank you, Denise Laird
Most dogs I know love these! My dog doesn’t, so I get them for granddogs and great granddogs! The problem is that neither daughter wants to see or touch them, so I have to send them to my grandchildren for distribution ... these treats are too good for the dogs (especially the older ones) to miss. Next week, my granddog Lucy will turn 16, so she will get the three bags, and a granddaughter is in charge! We do what we have to, the treats are that important!
She love her chicken feet treats.
