Yes! Unlike cooked chicken bones which can splinter, the bones in properly slow-dried chicken feet remain soft and pliable. They naturally compress and break down when chewed.

Chicken feet can be suitable for puppies over 12 weeks old, but choose appropriately sized pieces and always supervise. The softer cartilage is often easier for young dogs to handle.

Chicken feet should be given as occasional treats, not daily meals. 1-3 times per week is typically appropriate, depending on your dog's size and diet.

Most dogs tolerate chicken feet well, but introduce them gradually. Some dogs with sensitive stomachs may experience mild digestive upset initially.

Chicken feet are relatively lean compared to other chews, but they do contain some natural fat.

Yes! The glucosamine and chondroitin can actually benefit senior dogs' joint health.