K9warehouse Chicken Feet Chicken Flavored Dog Chews
In a Nutshell
- Dogs love the taste, but quality issues deter some buyers.
- Good price point but no guarantee you'll feel comfortable giving it to your dog
- Check each piece carefully if you plan to buy.
Quick Verdict
While many dogs enjoy these treats, some users have concerns about the quality and appearance of the chicken feet. The lack of smell and good price point are redeeming qualities, but the presence of marks and negative feedback make them less of a reliable choice.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Black marks on chicken feet indicating poor quality or infection
Prevention: Inspect each piece carefully before giving to your dog.
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Dog Love (4)
Most dogs seemed to enjoy the taste of the chicken feet.
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Digestive Treatment (1)
Feeders with digestive incluning optimizing feeding bowl with these foods recommended results.
Cons
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Quality Issue (1) critical
Some batch(content) of chicken feet had black marks implying poor condition or infection.
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Unappealing Appearance (1) major
They look like human hands and smell bad.
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No mess (0) minor
Some batch(mentions) have complaints of splatter in a populated location in and around the house.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Pet owners on a budget — Affordable price point.
✗ Skip If
- • Pet owners concerned about treat quality — Quality concerns and potential health risks.
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Are these treats safe for all dog breeds?
Yes, various breeds mentioned enjoying them.
Do these treats have a strong smell?
No excessive smell mentioned.
Are there any quality issues with these treats?
Some users reported black marks on the chicken feet, indicating potential quality issues.
Highlighted Reviews
"No excessive smell, no mess, pitchie... All dogs loved them"
"Over 2/3s of the chicken feet had a black mark on the foot. This could be ammonia burn, indicating poor, crowded conditions, or it could be bumblefoot, which is a staph infection that chickens get in their feet. Regardless, I didn't want to give them to my dog, so I ended up throwing them away"
Bottom Line
If you're looking for a budget-friendly option that dogs seem to enjoy, these treats might be worth a shot. However, if you prioritize quality and cleanliness, you may want to explore other options.