30 Chicken Carcasses (Individually Wrapped 30-Pack) Frozen

Watch our delightful Manuka in action as she savors a Nurturing by Nature Chicken Carcass or even two. Amplify the volume, and you can listen to the satisfying crunch as Manuka relishes the carcass. Fear not! This is entirely safe. Raw chicken bones are pliable and effortlessly handled by a dog's robust jaws. Consuming Chicken Carcasses or other raw meaty bones can significantly boost your pet's oral health. The act of chewing on raw bones aids in tartar removal from teeth and gums.

The age-old adage, "Give a dog a bone," deserves a modern revival. Remember, while cooked bones are a no-no, raw bones, particularly the Nurturing by Nature Chicken Carcass, make an excellent meal or snack. Since its inception in 2004, Nurturing by Nature has witnessed the Chicken Carcass become a cherished pick among our devoted patrons.

Health Benefits of Feeding Chicken Carcasses to Dogs

At Nurturing by Nature, we’ve witnessed the remarkable benefits that feeding raw chicken bones can have on dogs' health and happiness. Here are some of the top reasons why incorporating raw bones into your dog's diet is a fantastic choice:

Nutrient-Dense

Raw chicken bones are a powerhouse of essential nutrients. They contain:

• Calcium and Phosphorus: Key for building and maintaining strong bones and teeth.
• Magnesium: Crucial for muscle function and energy.
• Sodium and Potassium: Essential for fluid balance and nerve function.
• Trace Minerals: Such as zinc, copper, and manganese, supporting various bodily functions.

Enhanced Dental Health

Chewing on raw chicken bones naturally helps keep your dog's teeth clean. The action of chewing scrapes away plaque and tartar, promoting healthy gums and reducing the risk of dental issues.

Mental Stimulation

Dogs love to chew, and bones provide a great way to keep them mentally stimulated. This activity can reduce boredom and decrease the likelihood of destructive behaviors.

Better Digestion

Chewing bones stimulates saliva production, which contains enzymes that aid digestion. The marrow and cartilage also provide natural enzymes and probiotics that support a healthy digestive system.

Joint Health

Raw bones, especially those with cartilage, are rich in glucosamine and chondroitin. These compounds support joint health by maintaining and repairing joint cartilage, helping to prevent arthritis and other joint problems.

Natural Protein Source

Raw chicken bones with bits of meat still attached offer a natural source of high-quality protein, essential for muscle growth, repair, and overall vitality.

Hydration

Bones contain natural moisture, which can help keep your dog hydrated, especially if they’re not drinking enough water on their own.

Weight Management

Chewing bones is a healthy, low-calorie treat that can help manage your dog’s weight. It provides satisfaction and helps prevent overeating of higher-calorie foods.

Improved Coat Condition

The nutrients in raw bones contribute to a healthier, shinier coat. Bone marrow fats are particularly beneficial for maintaining skin and coat health.
 

Frquently Asked Questions:

Can all dogs eat raw chicken carcasses?

Most dogs can enjoy chicken carcasses, but consult your vet for advice on specific health conditions or dietary needs.

What’s the best way to store chicken carcasses?

Keep them frozen and thaw individual portions in the fridge before serving.

Can chicken carcasses be part of a balanced raw diet?

Yes! Chicken carcasses provide essential nutrients and are an excellent complement to other raw feeding staples.