Description
Something a bit different
If your dog has worked their way through the usual beef and chicken treats and started giving you that look, duck makes a welcome change.
Duck is often a good option for dogs who do not get on with beef or chicken. The flavour is richer and more distinctive too, so it tends to win over dogs who turn their noses up at plainer treats, which makes it a useful one to have up your sleeve for a fussy eater.
Each neck is air dried from a single ingredient, 100% duck, with no colourings, no flavourings, no preservatives and nothing artificial at all.
What to expect
Duck Necks are a moderate treat rather than a marathon chew. Each one is around 24cm long, knobbly and crunchy, with a rugged texture that gives teeth plenty to work against.
For small to medium dogs, that makes a satisfying chew. For a big dog, think of it as a tasty, protein-rich snack.
Duck Necks contain bone, which is what gives them their crunch and why they are naturally high in calcium and other minerals and are air dried as a way of preserving them.
Why chew time matters
Chewing is one of the most natural things a dog does, and one of the most useful. It gives busy jaws and busy brains something proper to focus on, and even a short chew can help a restless dog settle.
The bony, uneven texture of a Duck Neck gives teeth plenty to work against, an action often valued for helping keep teeth cleaner. As a natural cartilage and bone treat, Duck Necks also contain glucosamine and chondroitin, often valued for supporting joints and mobility.
Eco credentials you can feel good about
Duck Necks make good use of the whole bird rather than just the prime cuts. Choosing treats like these means less waste overall and more value from every animal, which is a small thing that adds up.
Why it’s sooo good
- One single ingredient: 100% duck, and nothing else
- Often a good option for dogs who do not get on with beef or chicken
- Bone-in, so naturally high in calcium and minerals
- Naturally contains glucosamine and chondroitin, often valued for joint support
- A generous size at around 24cm long
- Crunchy, knobbly texture for teeth to work against
- Rich duck flavour that tempts fussier dogs
- Air dried with no additives, colourings or artificial preservatives
- Sold loose with no unnecessary packaging
Good to know
Always supervise your dog while they are enjoying a treat, and make sure fresh drinking water is available.
Duck Necks are a complementary pet food and should be fed as a treat or reward alongside a complete, balanced diet. They are nutrient dense, so once or twice a week suits most dogs.
If your dog has not had duck before, introduce it gradually as you would any new food.
This is a natural product, so size, shape, thickness and colour vary from neck to neck, and around 24cm is a guide rather than a guarantee. Colour ranges from amber and tan through to deep reddish brown and almost black, often on the same piece. That variation is completely normal and a sign that nothing has been processed or standardised.
Composition
100% Duck
Analytical constituents
Protein 42.8%, Fat 16.6%, Ash 18.4%
