Air-Dried Duck Feet Dog Treats: Crunchy Natural Chews

These are whole duck feet for dogs, air dried until they crunch, so you will also see them sold as dehydrated duck feet. The ingredient list is two words long: duck feet. We dry them in small batches and add nothing.

A duck foot is a whole chew: skin, tendon, cartilage and bone. It is the bigger, denser cousin of our chicken feet, so there is more for a dog to work through before it is gone.

Eight feet to a bag

Duck feet come in one size, a bag of 8 feet. They go in whole, with no preservatives and no artificial coloring. At a foot a day, a bag covers eight days of chewing.

Duck feet or chicken feet, by size of dog

Duck feet are for medium and large dogs, and for gulpers who need something with heft. Our chicken feet are the smaller of the two. The full comparison, texture included, is in Duck Feet vs. Chicken Feet.

Duck feet are made and shipped by Sniff and Shift in Malvern, Pennsylvania. A house that empties a bag on a schedule can manage a recurring order on our subscription page.

Guaranteed analysis

As printed on the package label:

• Crude Protein (min): 39%
• Crude Fat (min): 19%
• Crude Fiber (max): 3%
• Moisture (max): 10%
• Metabolizable Energy: 3,988 kcal ME/kg (approximately 113.1 kcal/oz)

Feeding and storage

Feed as a treat or reward. Always supervise your dog while chewing and provide fresh drinking water. Treats should be given in moderation and should not replace a balanced diet. Between chews, reseal the bag of duck feet and keep it somewhere cool and dry.

The long version, with portions by dog size and the questions people ask, is in our guide to duck feet for dogs.

Questions

How many duck feet can a dog have?

One foot is a reasonable day's chew for most medium and large dogs. Count it against the day's treats, and keep chews to about ten percent of what your dog eats in a day.

Do dogs eat the bones in a duck foot?

Yes, the whole foot gets eaten. Air drying is not oven cooking, and the bones stay pliable enough to break down as a dog chews instead of shattering. Take away any small piece that could be swallowed whole.

My dog swallows chews whole. Duck feet or chicken feet?

Duck feet. Very fast eaters do better with the bigger foot because there is more to work through. Stay with the dog while it chews.

Are these dehydrated duck feet for dogs?

Yes. The ingredient line on the bag reads dehydrated duck feet. We get there by air drying in small batches, with nothing added.

Do duck feet dog treats need refrigeration?

No. Dried duck feet are shelf-stable, so the bag stays out of the fridge.