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Chicken Feet (BCR)
Original price was: $7.99.$6.79Current price is: $6.79.
Beef Neck Bone (BCR)
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Chicken Necks (BCR)
Original price was: $7.99.$6.79Current price is: $6.79.
Meaty & skinless raw chicken necks are an excellent raw meaty bone choice for small dogs and cats.
- Hormone & Antibiotic Free
- Ontario Raised Chicken
- Low in Fat
- Great for Cleaning Teeth and Gums
- Portion Sized for Small to Medium Dogs (10-50lbs)
- Conveniently packed in flat pack packaging
- Conveniently packaged in a 1 lb bag.
Can be fed as a meal replacement bone as part of a rotational meal plan.
9 in stock (can be backordered)
Description
Size: 1lb
Each 1 lb. package contains approximately 15 – 20 chicken necks.
Ingredients
Skinless Chicken Necks
Additional Info
Feeding Instructions
-Monitor pet at all times when feeding raw bones
-Offer bones frozen or partially thawed to ensure the meat and bones are chewed thoroughly before swallowing
-Meal Replacement raw meaty bone that can be up to 30% of pet’s daily ratio
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