Chicken Necks
$12.25
Made with antibiotic-free, steroid-free, and hormone-free chicken, our whole, skinless Chicken Necks include meat and edible bone and can be fed to dogs and cats of all ages. Our chicken necks contain an average of 36% bone and 64% meat, with approximately 1.15g of calcium per 100 grams of neck. Skinless chicken necks are a relatively lean meaty bone that pairs well with moderately fatty muscle meats. All edible bone provides a great natural source of calcium, phosphorus, and magnesium, while chicken meat is rich in protein and niacin. Raw, meaty bones like chicken necks support good dental hygiene while providing plenty of mental stimulation for your pet while they chew on them. This product should be fed as the meaty bone component of a complete DIY meal and should not be treated as a full meal replacement. Available in 5 pound packs.
Use caution when feeding neck bones, as an excessive amount of necks, trachea, or gullet can potentially cause dietary hyperthyroidism due to active thyroid tissue/enzymes that may be present in these items. Necks are perfectly safe to feed in moderation. At minimum it is generally recommended to rotate neck bones with other meaty bones every other day in a raw diet.  Â
Monitor your dog’s consumption of bones. Click here to learn how to incorporate edible bone into a meal.
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The Raw Ingredients.
All of our food is made with all-natural and mindfully sourced whole ingredients and high quality supplements.
No fillers, no BS, just real, raw food.
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Chicken Necks
Feeding Truly Raw.
This product is meant for supplemental feeding only. Do not overfeed or use as a meal replacement.
See our feeding chart for more detailed guidance.
Transitioning to a raw diet can be done in one of two ways. The first option is a slow and gradual transition, while the second option is a “cold-turkey” switch.
Read more about how to transition from kibble to a raw diet.
Because Variety is Key.
We believe that the best truly raw diet is one that is balanced and includes variety. Want to mix up your meals? Here are some other favorite protein options to try.
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Beef
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Chicken
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Duck
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Lamb
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Pork
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Rabbit
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Seafood
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Turkey
How do I transition to Raw?
Making the switch from off-the-shelf kibble to feeding your dog a truly raw diet can be intimidating. We’re here to make it easy. Read our blog for step-by-step guidance on how to transition to a raw diet.
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Ellen (verified owner) –
Love these as part of my pup’s Frankendiet. He’s on the small side at 43 lb., and there are no beef or pork bones that are small enough for him to eat; even chicken drumsticks are right on the edge of being too big for him. These necks, though, are a great source of easily chewed bone and cartilage. I can even cut them lengthwise with kitchen shears for my cat. Adding them to meaty breast or thigh pieces plus some organ meat makes a good meal for them both. Having the excessive skin removed is the deal maker.
Chloe Neff (verified owner) –
Love this 10lb bag of chicken necks! My dog loves these with his food or just as a treat!