Rabbit Feet Pet Chews, 1.7oz

Raw whole rabbit feet are gently air-dried for 48-120 hours at 125F. This process mimics sun-drying. The big benefit of air drying is that it naturally preserves the meat in its raw state and prevents any damage or change of the protein. And that means full nutrition is passed to your furry friend.

There are no added ingredients. It's 100% rabbit feet with the fur included. The air drying process removes all moisture, making the final product shelf stable (even without preservatives)!  

Introduce slowly. Feed 1 whole rabbit foot per day as a snack. 

If your dog has poor dental health (which is more common with senior dogs), they may have trouble. If this is the case, you can soften these chews by soaking in warm water before feeding.

*Fur is a great source of fiber but it can be difficult to digest if dogs are not used to it. It is normal to see fur in your dog’s poop.

What are rabbit feet? 
Rabbit feet are comprised of skin, bone, meat, fur, and cartilage. 

Can my dog eat Rabbit Feet?
It’s rare that dogs cannot consume rabbit feet. However, if your dog is a gulper, they must learn how to properly chew bone-in foods to avoid swallowing too quickly and regurgitating this food. Senior dogs with poor dental health may have trouble with these as well, but you can soften these chews by soaking in warm water before feeding.

What nutritional benefits are there from feeding rabbit feet?
Rabbit meat packs a nutrient punch. It is high in vitamins B3 and B12, phosphorus, potassium and selenium, and is an excellent balance of fatty acids-- rabbit is even richer in omega 3’s than chicken and pork! Rabbit meat also has the highest protein ratio compared to chicken, pork, turkey, duck, fish, lamb and beef which is great for muscle and joint health.

5 Reasons to Feed Rabbit Feet

1. Calcium - healthy teeth and bones
2. Phosphorus - healthy teeth and bones
3. Omega 3s - healthy skin, coat and fighting inflammation
4. Fiber - promotes healthy digestion and weight
5. Manganese - healthy metabolism, nerve and brain function
6. Selenium - vital for nervous system and thyroid health

Can dogs have Rabbit Feet allergies?

Dogs can have allergies or sensitivities to rabbit however, it's very rare. Rabbit is a novel protein and generally great for sensitivities.