pig foot
gives the pig mobility. They have a cloven hoof, which helps absorb impact and to protect the foot.
Why we feed?
Pig’s feet (also known as pig trotters) don’t have a lot of meat and the bone is very sturdy, providing a long lasting chew. They are a great inexpensive chew that are great for dental health.
How to feed?
Pig’s feet are great recreational chews. They can be given in the crate or after a long training session or walk. Introduce slowly and feed in small sessions to avoid digestive upset as they are fatty.
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