Drools Real Chicken Chew Dehydrated Chicken Feet Treats For Dog

🐾 Product Overview

• Brand: Drools (Drools)

• Product: Dehydrated Chicken Feet (Real Chicken Feet) — chew / treat (Drools)

• Pack Size / Variants:

  • 70 g pack. (Supertails)

  • 2 × 70 g pack also available (Supertails) as a combo. Drools Dehydrated Real Chicken Feet (2 × 70 g)

✅ Key Features & Benefits

1. Natural Ingredients: Made from 100% real chicken feet, with no by-products or fillers. (Drools)

2. Joint Support: Chicken feet are naturally rich in glucosamine and chondroitin, which help support joint health. (Drools)

3. Collagen Content: High in collagen, which can benefit skin, coat, and connective tissue. (Drools)

4. Dental Health: The crunchy, dehydrated texture helps reduce plaque and tartar by giving your dog something to chew on. (Drools)

5. Long-Lasting Chew: Because it’s dehydrated, it lasts longer than soft treats, making it a good chew option.

6. No Additives: Drools says there are no artificial preservatives or additives in this treat. (Drools)

7. Grain-Free: Though it's a single-ingredient chew, it's naturally grain-free from the ingredient itself. (Drools)

⚠️ Things to Be Careful About

• Supervise Chewing: Always watch your dog when giving such chews. Small or aggressive chewers could break off pieces.

• Choking Risk: Because chicken feet are bony, even when dehydrated, there could be breakage — make sure the pieces are appropriately sized for your dog.

• Introduce Gradually: If your dog hasn't had chews like this before, start with a smaller piece to make sure their digestion handles it.

• Storage: Store in a cool, dry place. Once opened, make sure it's sealed well to prevent moisture from making the chew soft or moldy.

• Hydration: Provide fresh water, as chewing can make your dog thirsty.

• Not a Complete Meal: This is a treat, not a full diet — should be given in moderation.

💡 Ideal Use Cases

• Good for joint support — for older dogs or those with mild joint stiffness.

• As a chew reward / treat — when training or rewarding behavior.

• For dental hygiene — to help with plaque buildup.

• For mental enrichment — chewing is a natural behavior that many dogs enjoy and helps reduce boredom.