Chicken hearts belong to both the offal and the muscle meat muscle meat and are therefore a valuable component in barfing. Due to their high taurine and purine content, they are usually categorised as offal. attributed to offal.

However, as the heart is primarily a large muscle is a large muscle, chicken hearts can also be included as muscle meat in the feed calculation. be included in the feed calculation. Our chicken hearts have a high proportion of of high-quality protein and an optimum fat ratio. They are therefore equally suitable for all dogs and can also be fed to puppies and puppies and obese dogs. Due to their small size chicken hearts can be fed very well to small dogs and even cats. cats.

The taurine it contains is particularly important for cats as, unlike dogs, they unlike dogs, they cannot produce it themselves. Chicken hearts can be be given as a reward at work as well as a useful addition to the normal supplement the normal feed ration. Dogs that are not used to being fed raw sometimes refuse larger pieces of meat - however, chicken hearts are ideal for chicken hearts are ideal for barf beginners, however, as most dogs find them dogs and can be chewed easily at the same time.

Chicken hearts should only be fed once or twice a week due to their high protein content.