Like all other hearts, turkey hearts are actually muscle meat, but due to their high purine and taurine content they are categorised counted as offal. These ingredients are particularly relevant for cats relevant for cats, as they do not need the amino acid taurine unlike dogs and humans. Cats need taurine for their metabolism, digestion and fertility. fertility. If taurine is permanently missing from a cat's diet, deficiency symptoms deficiency symptoms can become noticeable.

These are visual impairment, heart disease or impaired fertility, for example. reproductive capacity. The need for taurine can be easily met with turkey hearts. well with turkey hearts. In addition, turkey hearts have a high proportion of valuable and healthy fat and are therefore also very popular with dogs. Turkey hearts are about three times the size of chicken hearts.

Depending on the size of your four-legged friend, you can feed them whole or chopped up. They are suitable as a snack, but can also be a main meal. As they are well tolerated, turkey hearts are ideal for barf beginners, who want to get their dog or cat used to eating fresh meat. Like like all offal, hearts should not be fed too often. Especially Dogs in particular should only be given turkey hearts once or twice a week.

Turkey hearts in one piece not only provide dogs and cats with important nutrients, but also serve as dental care, as the heart is a strong muscle heart is a strong muscle and the meat is correspondingly firm. Does your If your four-legged friend doesn't like turkey or the turkey hearts are too big, chicken hearts are a good alternative. You can also get these from us as chicken hearts - perfect for the dog park or as a treat between meals.

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