DescriptionThe Dogs Butcher – Chicken Gizzards 1kgChicken Gizzards are classed as muscle meat so feed as part of the 80% meat allowanceChicken gizzards offer several nutritional and health benefits for dogs, including being a good source of protein, vitamins, and minerals. They also contain glucosamine and chondroitin, which support joint health. Additionally, the chewy texture of gizzards can promote dental health by helping to remove plaque and tartar. Detailed benefits: High in protein: Gizzards are a lean source of protein, which is essential for muscle development and overall growth. Rich in vitamins and minerals: They contain vitamins B3, B5, B9, and B12, as well as iron, zinc, and other minerals that support various bodily functions, including immune function, skin and coat health, and metabolic processesGlucosamine and chondroitin for joint health: These compounds help maintain healthy cartilage and reduce inflammation, which can be particularly beneficial for dogs with joint issues or as a preventative measure. Dental health benefits: The unique texture of gizzards can help clean teeth by removing plaque and tartar buildup. May improve digestion: The tough, chewy texture encourages chewing, which can help with food breakdown and nutrient absorption Can be a mentally stimulating treat: The act of chewing can be mentally engaging for dogs, potentially helping to alleviate boredom or anxiety. Low in fat: Gizzards are a relatively low-fat option, making them suitable for dogs that need to manage their weight or have digestive issues. Source of Arginine: Chicken gizzards are a good source of Arginine, which is beneficial for heart health.Good for puppies: Puppies can benefit from the protein and chewing stimulation provided by gizzards, but owners should introduce them cautiously due to potential digestive sensitivity. Analysis per 100g:88.8 cal/100g, Moisture: 79.3%, Protein: 17.7%, Ash: 0.9%, Fat: 2.0%, Fibre: 0%Our chunks range is a complementary raw food for dogs. To create a complete diet, ensure you are feeding 4-5 proteins per week, or adding your own fruits, vegetables and supplements at home.
