Chicken & Poultry Dog Treats
£4.36
When are chicken dog treats a good choice?
Chicken treats for dogs are perfect for any pet who needs to watch their weight (their low fat content makes them great low fat dog treats) or... simply loves the taste of poultry! In this category, you'll find more than just chicken—we also have a variety of other poultry dog treats. Some are excellent for elimination diets, especially those made from quail or ostrich (yes, that's poultry, too!). Use them for fun, during training, or as a tasty snack.
When are chicken dog treats a good choice?
Chicken treats for dogs are perfect for any pet who needs to watch their weight (their low fat content makes them great low fat dog treats) or... simply loves the taste of poultry! In this category, you'll find more than just chicken—we also have a variety of other poultry dog treats. Some are excellent for elimination diets, especially those made from quail or ostrich (yes, that's poultry, too!). Use them for fun, during training, or as a tasty snack.
Are chicken treats suitable for dogs?
Yes! As long as your dog doesn't have an allergy to chicken protein, chicken dog chews are an excellent choice. They are easy to digest, rich in protein, and low in fat. Just choose dog chews with chicken that are free from unnecessary additives, and you've got a healthy snack ready to go.
Are chicken treats suitable for dogs?
Yes! As long as your dog doesn't have an allergy to chicken protein, chicken dog chews are an excellent choice. They are easy to digest, rich in protein, and low in fat. Just choose dog chews with chicken that are free from unnecessary additives, and you've got a healthy snack ready to go.
Can I give my dog dried chicken breast as a treat?
Absolutely. Dried chicken breast for dogs, often found as chicken jerky dog treats, is a tasty, easily digestible, and low-fat snack. Small chicken dog treats from chicken breast are perfect for learning new commands, while larger chicken chews for dogs in the form of strips or sticks are great for satisfying your dog's natural need to chew.
Can I give my dog dried chicken breast as a treat?
Absolutely. Dried chicken breast for dogs, often found as chicken jerky dog treats, is a tasty, easily digestible, and low-fat snack. Small chicken dog treats from chicken breast are perfect for learning new commands, while larger chicken chews for dogs in the form of strips or sticks are great for satisfying your dog's natural need to chew.
What are the best poultry dog treats?
We've put together a comparison of different types of poultry to help you find the best poultry dog treats for your pet!
| Meat Type | Chicken |
|---|---|
| Fat Content | Low |
| Benefits | Easy to digest, delicate, soft. |
| Best for... | Any dog without a chicken intolerance; ideal for dogs on a diet. |
| Meat Type | Turkey |
| Fat Content | Medium |
| Benefits | Well-absorbed, often hypoallergenic. We have many Turkey Dog Treats. |
| Best for... | Dogs with allergies, active dogs. |
| Meat Type | Duck |
| Fat Content | Medium |
| Benefits | Higher in fat, very tasty. Duck treats for dogs are a hit! |
| Best for... | Fussy eaters, dogs needing more energy (watch the calories!). |
| Meat Type | Goose |
| Fat Content | High |
| Benefits | Caloric and aromatic, but harder to digest. |
| Best for... | Large breeds or active dogs with no digestive issues. |
| Meat Type | Quail |
| Fat Content | Low |
| Benefits | Less common, well-tolerated, easy to digest. |
| Best for... | Ideal for dogs on elimination diets due to allergies. |
| Meat Type | Ostrich |
| Fat Content | Very Low |
| Benefits | Very low allergy risk, rare protein source. |
| Best for... | Dogs with multiple food intolerances and/or obesity. |
Meat Type | Fat Content | Benefits | Best for... |
|---|---|---|---|
Chicken | Low | Easy to digest, delicate, soft. | Any dog without a chicken intolerance; ideal for dogs on a diet. |
Turkey | Medium | Well-absorbed, often hypoallergenic. We have many Turkey Dog Treats. | Dogs with allergies, active dogs. |
Duck | Medium | Higher in fat, very tasty. Duck treats for dogs are a hit! | Fussy eaters, dogs needing more energy (watch the calories!). |
Goose | High | Caloric and aromatic, but harder to digest. | Large breeds or active dogs with no digestive issues. |
Quail | Low | Less common, well-tolerated, easy to digest. | Ideal for dogs on elimination diets due to allergies. |
Ostrich | Very Low | Very low allergy risk, rare protein source. | Dogs with multiple food intolerances and/or obesity. |
What are the best poultry dog treats?
We've put together a comparison of different types of poultry to help you find the best poultry dog treats for your pet!
| Meat Type | Chicken |
|---|---|
| Fat Content | Low |
| Benefits | Easy to digest, delicate, soft. |
| Best for... | Any dog without a chicken intolerance; ideal for dogs on a diet. |
| Meat Type | Turkey |
| Fat Content | Medium |
| Benefits | Well-absorbed, often hypoallergenic. We have many Turkey Dog Treats. |
| Best for... | Dogs with allergies, active dogs. |
| Meat Type | Duck |
| Fat Content | Medium |
| Benefits | Higher in fat, very tasty. Duck treats for dogs are a hit! |
| Best for... | Fussy eaters, dogs needing more energy (watch the calories!). |
| Meat Type | Goose |
| Fat Content | High |
| Benefits | Caloric and aromatic, but harder to digest. |
| Best for... | Large breeds or active dogs with no digestive issues. |
| Meat Type | Quail |
| Fat Content | Low |
| Benefits | Less common, well-tolerated, easy to digest. |
| Best for... | Ideal for dogs on elimination diets due to allergies. |
| Meat Type | Ostrich |
| Fat Content | Very Low |
| Benefits | Very low allergy risk, rare protein source. |
| Best for... | Dogs with multiple food intolerances and/or obesity. |
Meat Type | Fat Content | Benefits | Best for... |
|---|---|---|---|
Chicken | Low | Easy to digest, delicate, soft. | Any dog without a chicken intolerance; ideal for dogs on a diet. |
Turkey | Medium | Well-absorbed, often hypoallergenic. We have many Turkey Dog Treats. | Dogs with allergies, active dogs. |
Duck | Medium | Higher in fat, very tasty. Duck treats for dogs are a hit! | Fussy eaters, dogs needing more energy (watch the calories!). |
Goose | High | Caloric and aromatic, but harder to digest. | Large breeds or active dogs with no digestive issues. |
Quail | Low | Less common, well-tolerated, easy to digest. | Ideal for dogs on elimination diets due to allergies. |
Ostrich | Very Low | Very low allergy risk, rare protein source. | Dogs with multiple food intolerances and/or obesity. |
Are duck treats suitable for dogs?
Yes, duck dog treats are an excellent choice for many dogs. As you can see in the table, duck is a bit richer and fattier than chicken, which makes it incredibly tasty. This makes duck treats for dogs a perfect motivator for fussy eaters or active dogs who need a little extra energy. Be mindful of portion size, as the food has a higher calorie content.
Are duck treats suitable for dogs?
Yes, duck dog treats are an excellent choice for many dogs. As you can see in the table, duck is a bit richer and fattier than chicken, which makes it incredibly tasty. This makes duck treats for dogs a perfect motivator for fussy eaters or active dogs who need a little extra energy. Be mindful of portion size, as the food has a higher calorie content.
Are chicken treats a good choice for overweight dogs?
Yes. Chicken treats for dogs, along with other poultry-based dog treats like turkey and quail, are known for their low-calorie content, which supports weight management. However, always check that the treats you choose don't have high-calorie additives (like grain). As a rule, chicken, turkey, and quail are the leanest choices, while duck and goose are fattier.
Are chicken treats a good choice for overweight dogs?
Yes. Chicken treats for dogs, along with other poultry-based dog treats like turkey and quail, are known for their low-calorie content, which supports weight management. However, always check that the treats you choose don't have high-calorie additives (like grain). As a rule, chicken, turkey, and quail are the leanest choices, while duck and goose are fattier.
Can poultry dog treats cause allergies?
Poultry dog treats can cause an allergic reaction in dogs who are sensitive to a specific protein. If you know your pet is allergic to chicken protein, simply choose Turkey Dog Treats or duck dog treats instead.
Can poultry dog treats cause allergies?
Poultry dog treats can cause an allergic reaction in dogs who are sensitive to a specific protein. If you know your pet is allergic to chicken protein, simply choose Turkey Dog Treats or duck dog treats instead.