What are goat feet?
Goat feet are the gently dried lower legs of a goat, often left natural with fur and hoof. Thanks to the tendons, skin and cartilage, they offer a varied chewing texture.
Why are goat feet interesting for dogs with allergies?
Goat is a rare protein source that many dogs have never come into contact with. This is exactly what makes goat feet valuable for dogs with allergies and for an elimination diet. They're single-protein, grain-free and free from additives.
How do I feed goat feet?
Goat feet are a chew for in between meals, not a meal in themselves. Factor them into the daily ration and give them under supervision. Thanks to the fur, they also support natural digestion.
More on this in our guide Which chew suits which dog?
Goat feet, single-protein and rare
Grain-free goat, ideal for dogs with allergies and for variety. With or without fur.
Frequently asked questions
Are goat feet suitable for dogs with allergies?
Yes, goat is a rare protein source. Single-protein goat feet are therefore well suited to sensitive dogs and to an elimination diet.
Do goat feet have fur?
Many goat feet are left natural with their fur. The fur is valued as a natural aid to digestion.
Which dogs are goat feet suitable for?
For dogs who enjoy varied chewing. Due to their size, they're more suited to medium and large dogs, while smaller dogs will take correspondingly longer to chew through them.
Are goat feet low in fat?
Goat feet are a predominantly lean chew made of skin, tendons and cartilage, and fit well into a considered feeding plan.
