Doggobone Duck Necks

Raw duck necks are highly nutritious, natural chews for dogs that provide essential minerals, joint support, and dental benefits. They are considered “soft” or edible bones, making them safer and easier to digest than harder bones, provided they are never cooked Top Benefits: Joint Support: Duck necks are a natural source of glucosamine and chondroitin, which help maintain healthy cartilage and mobility, especially in senior dogs Dental Health: The crunchy texture acts as a natural toothbrush, scraping away plaque and tartar as your dog chews. Hypoallergenic Protein: Duck is a novel protein, making it a great alternative for dogs with sensitivities to common meats like chicken or beef. Nutrient Dense: They are rich in calcium, phosphorus, B vitamins, and selenium, which support bone strength, metabolism, and immune function. Safety & Feeding Guidelines Never Cook: Only feed duck necks raw or dehydrated. Cooking makes poultry bones brittle, which can cause them to splinter and pierce the digestive tract. Supervision is Vital: Always watch your dog while they eat to prevent gulping or choking, particularly with “enthusiastic” eaters. Portion Control: Due to their relatively high fat content (approx. 20-25%), they should be fed in moderation: Small dogs: 1/4 to 1/2 neck per session, 1-2 times a week Medium dogs: 1/2 to 1 full neck, 2-3 times a week Large dogs: 1 to 2 necks per session, 2-3 times a week Health Restrictions: Avoid feeding duck necks to dogs with pancreatitis, obesity, or fat digestion issues.