Description
Ingredients: Turkey neck end with bone.
Product Info:
- Available in the 28 oz bag. Each pack contains 16 x 4″ pieces.
- Turkey neck ends average in 45% bone, 55% meat, and 1.84 g of calcium.
- Meaty, fun-size bone option for small to medium size dogs.
Benefits:
- Turkey muscle meat is a natural source of protein and selenium.
- Bone and cartilage are rich in calcium, phosphorus, and glucosamine supporting joint health, mobility, and arthritis.
- A great meaty bone option for a DIY bowl.
Resources: Perfectly Rawsome.
Handling Instructions: Keep frozen. Defrost bags in refrigerator or sink and feed within 48 hours. Store excess in an airtight container and keep refrigerated or refreeze. Do not keep refrigerated for more than 48 hours
General Analysis:
| Turkey Necks Ground | |
| Moisture | 71.40% |
| Crude Protein | 15.93% |
| Crude Fiber | <0.2% |
| Fat (EE) | 7.80% |
| Calories Per 100 Grams | 134 |
| Calcium | 1.08% |
| Phosphorus | 0.55% |
| Potassium | 0.18% |
| Note: 134 Calories/100g = .61 kcal/lb | |
Sydney (verified owner) –
These are a favorite of my 17lb poodle mix. No skin and not much fat on them. They are the perfect size for him, both length and weight-wise. They are usually somewhere around 3 ounces a piece, which is almost exactly what he eats for dinner. And as stated they are cut about 4 inches long. Fed frozen they take him about 20 minutes to eat, thawed out maybe 3 minutes. Love them!
sangyehatchion (verified owner) –
These are perfect for my 19 lb toy fox terrier/chihuahua/something else mix. One piece is a meal for him. I usually give him 1/4 lb of a HVM roll twice a day, so the size is perfect. I give him a couple necks per week. It takes him about 10 minutes to eat, and I don’t have to worry about him breaking his teeth, like with harder bones.