Can dogs eat chicken feet?

Dogs can also eat raw chicken feet. The feet contain high amounts of glucosamine, which is a nutrient beneficial for joint health. The rough texture of chicken feet also act as toothbrushes, cleaning your dogs teeth as they gnaw at the meat and bone. read more

In the past I’ve ordered chicken feet from Hare Today and I now get them from a wholesale meat supplier (where I get most of my meat). As far as whether or not they’re safe – you’ll just have to give them a try and carefully watch your dogs. If they attempt to swallow large chunks you may need to avoid them. read more

Remove the small bone from your mouth and continue with the other portion of your chicken foot. For the Mexican chicken feet recipe that is breaded and fried, the soft outer skin is chewed, but the rest of the feet are left uneaten. If chicken feet are used in soup, then eat all the parts except the bone. read more

If chicken feet are used in soup, then eat all the parts except the bone. Alternatively, you can bite at one of the toes and suck in the juice. If it was grilled, as in Filipinos dish "adidas," then bite off the skin and eat just like a drumstick. read more