Anco Naturals Chicken Feet Dog Treats 1kg – 100% Natural, Air-Dried Chews

Anco Naturals Chicken Feet – 1kg Eco-Bag

This is the bulk version of Anco’s chicken feet: the same air-dried whole feet, supplied in a 1kg reusable eco-bag instead of a retail pouch. A kilo is a great many feet, since each one weighs very little once dried.

Buying at this size only makes sense for a multi-dog household or a dog that has these regularly — and given the declared 34.3% fat, regularly should still mean a few a week rather than daily. The analysis is identical to the smaller packs: 48.2% protein, 34.3% fat, 14.8% ash.

Performance & Benefits

• 1kg eco-bag, which Anco supply as reusable and recyclable packaging.
• 100% chicken, air-dried whole, nothing added.
• Anco declare 48.2% protein, 34.3% fat and 14.8% ash.
• Natural glucosamine and chondroitin from the cartilage.
• Works out considerably cheaper per foot than the retail pouch.
• Crunchy texture that scours at plaque as the dog eats.

Suitable For

• Multi-dog households and regular feeders of natural chews.
• Dogs from 12 weeks of age.
• Owners wanting to cut down on small plastic packaging.
• Older dogs where joint support is a consideration.
• Too much quantity for an occasional treat buyer — the Anco Naturals Chicken Feet 100g bag suits that better.

Feeding

• A complementary pet food. Feed as a treat or reward, never as a meal.
• Anco state 12 weeks as the minimum age.
• Feed one or two feet at a time, counted into the day’s intake.
• Reseal the bag between uses and keep fresh drinking water available.

Composition & Analysis

• Composition: 100% chicken.
• Analytical constituents: protein 48.2%, fat 34.3%, ash 14.8%.
• Anco publish no fibre or moisture figure for chicken feet, so none is stated here.
• Net weight 1kg, supplied in an eco-bag.

Care & Caution

• A bone-in treat: Anco warn that bones can splinter and can cause choking or injury, so supervise every chew.
• Anco do not recommend chicken feet for puppies under four months, for elderly dogs, or for dogs with dental problems.
• At 34.3% fat they are unsuitable for dogs with pancreatitis or on a restricted-fat diet.
• With a bag this size, keep it out of the dog’s reach — gorging on dried bone-in treats is the obvious risk.
• Fresh drinking water should always be available.