Farm To Pet Chicken Chips | Single-Ingredient Chicken Dog Treats
Farm To Pet Chicken Chips | Single-Ingredient Chicken Dog Treats
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Farm To Pet Chicken Chips — Single-Ingredient Chicken Dog Treats
4 oz or 12 oz resealable bag · 7 calories per chip · 80% protein
Turn the bag over and the ingredient panel says one word: chicken. Boneless, skinless breast meat, dehydrated until it snaps, and nothing else — no binder, no glycerin, no preservative to make the shelf life look better. At 7 calories a chip, this is the treat you can hand out through a whole training session without doing arithmetic.
Why One Ingredient Matters
- 🍗 One line on the label — chicken breast. That's the complete ingredient list, which makes this one of the few treats you can use during an elimination diet without adding a variable.
- 💪 80% crude protein, 3% fat — dehydration removes the water and concentrates what's left. That's a genuinely high-protein treat, not a marketing adjective.
- 🔢 7 calories a chip — small enough that a 30 lb dog can have five or six inside the usual 10%-of-calories rule.
- ✂️ Breaks into training-sized pieces — one chip snaps into three or four rewards, which stretches a 4 oz bag a long way and suits small dogs or a mouth missing a few teeth.
- 🇺🇸 Midwest-farmed, USA-dehydrated — Farm To Pet sources from local farms and states the chicken is hormone-free and cage-free.
Ingredients & Nutrition
Ingredients: chicken. Boneless, skinless chicken breast, gently dehydrated. No fillers, preservatives, artificial ingredients or added hormones.
Guaranteed analysis: crude protein 80% min, crude fat 3% min, crude fiber 1% max, moisture 10% max. 7 calories per chip. A source of B vitamins, potassium and phosphorus.
Feeding guide from Farm To Pet: 2-4 chips a day for a small dog, 5-7 for a medium dog, up to 10 for a large one. Chips break easily, so one chip can become four training rewards.
Farm To Pet dehydrates in the USA using meat farmed in the Midwest. The bags reseal, which matters more than it sounds — dehydrated meat goes soft if it sits open.
FAQ
How many chips are in a bag?
Farm To Pet sells these by weight rather than count — 4 oz and 12 oz — because dehydrated chicken breast varies in thickness. Chip count per bag isn't stated on the packaging, and we'd rather say that than guess a number for you.
Can my cat have these?
Farm To Pet says yes. Cats are obligate carnivores and this is pure muscle meat, so it fits their diet — break it small, as a cat's bite is a lot smaller than a Labrador's.
My dog is on a limited-ingredient diet. Is this safe?
It's a single protein with nothing added, which is exactly what a limited-ingredient plan asks for — provided chicken is the protein your vet cleared. If they've ruled out poultry, the beef or walleye versions use one ingredient too.
Are these hard or chewy?
Crisp. They snap rather than bend. A senior dog with dental pain will find them easier broken small or softened for a moment in a spoonful of warm water.
Why is a single-ingredient treat more expensive than a biscuit?
Because there's nothing cheap in the bag. A grain-based biscuit is mostly flour; this is chicken breast with the water taken out, so roughly four pounds of raw meat go into one pound of chips.
🎁 Build The Training Kit
Same chicken, different format. the Farm To Pet topper range turns the same single-protein idea into a powder you shake over dinner — useful for a dog who has decided kibble is beneath them.
Same maker, same one-ingredient rule.
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