Quackers for Duck Necks 🦆

Duck neck treats are usually dehydrated through air-drying or freeze-drying. You can also purchase duck necks raw, to be fed as a topper for a raw food diet, or an occasional raw food treat.

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All versions of duck necks are great for chewing, however raw duck necks will be softer and have softer bones than freeze-dried or air-dried versions, with air-dried being the toughest of all.

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Duck is a rich and nutritious meat, full of protein and vitamins. They are also great for chewing, to keep your dog entertained and improve their dental hygiene. Chewing on tough items provides abrasion against the enamel of your dog’s teeth, resulting in cleaning off food material and preventing plaque formation.

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Chewing also helps release endorphins, so if your dog is an anxious worrier, providing a duck neck to chew on in times of stress can help.

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If you're worried about smelly treats, generally duck necks don't have an overpowering smell but they are high in fat, which can make them greasy and leave marks on your floor. So encourage your dog to eat it on a hard, wipe-able surface or outside to avoid ruining your carpets and rugs... or train them to clean up after!!

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