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Duck Feet - 25 pack

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Raw duck feet have are mostly made up of ligaments and connective tissues which is a great source of naturally occurring collagen and chondroitin. Feet support healthy immune system, healthy skin & coat, and dental health.

Raw meaty bones are the best way to maintain your pet's dental health. We recommend "throwing your dog a bone" a few days a week, and adjust your base mix to account for this caloric intake.

Note: Always supervise your dog eating raw meaty bones. Some bones are only meant for gnawing (weight-bearing bones, like pipe bones). Read more about raw meaty bone best practices here.

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Raw duck feet have are mostly made up of ligaments and connective tissues which is a great source of naturally occurring collagen and chondroitin. Feet support healthy immune system, healthy skin & coat, and dental health.

Raw meaty bones are the best way to maintain your pet's dental health. We recommend "throwing your dog a bone" a few days a week, and adjust your base mix to account for this caloric intake.

Note: Always supervise your dog eating raw meaty bones. Some bones are only meant for gnawing (weight-bearing bones, like pipe bones). Read more about raw meaty bone best practices here.

— For One Time Orders only fill out the drop down quantity and leave the bottom quantity alone at 1 —

Raw duck feet have are mostly made up of ligaments and connective tissues which is a great source of naturally occurring collagen and chondroitin. Feet support healthy immune system, healthy skin & coat, and dental health.

Raw meaty bones are the best way to maintain your pet's dental health. We recommend "throwing your dog a bone" a few days a week, and adjust your base mix to account for this caloric intake.

Note: Always supervise your dog eating raw meaty bones. Some bones are only meant for gnawing (weight-bearing bones, like pipe bones). Read more about raw meaty bone best practices here.