Raw Instincts Dehydrated Chicken Breast Jerky for Dogs & Cats – 3.5oz Single Ingredient
Raw Instincts Dehydrated Chicken Breast Jerky for Dogs & Cats – 3.5oz Single Ingredient
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Raw Instincts · Single Ingredient
Chicken Breast Jerky For Dogs — Sliced, Single Ingredient
3.5oz · sliced chicken breast · no bone · USA sourced
Sliced chicken breast, dried. No bone, no cartilage, nothing hard — which makes it the easiest treat in this range to give without thinking about it. Breast is also the leanest cut on the bird, so if you are watching an animal's weight this is the one that costs the least.
What You Are Buying
- 🍗 One ingredient: chicken breast — sliced and gently dehydrated. USA-sourced, prepared in Florida. The supplier describes the poultry as human-grade.
- 🚫 No bone anywhere in it — which matters more than it sounds. Every other poultry treat in this range is bone-in. This is the one for a dog who bolts food, an older dog, or anyone who would rather not think about supervision.
- ⚖️ Breast is the lean cut — the leanest part of the bird, dried. A plain observation about the cut rather than a health claim about your pet.
- ✂️ Tears easily — jerky slices break down into training-sized pieces without a knife, which the bone-in chews do not.
Specs, Safety & Gaps
Ingredients: 100% chicken breast, sliced. Sourced in the USA, prepared fresh in Florida. Gently dehydrated — no temperature or duration published. No preservatives.
Size: 3.5oz bag. Note that the supplier files this weight under a heading labelled QTY, which is a quantity heading, not a weight one — there is no piece count published anywhere.
The product title as supplied ends in a dangling pipe character with the size missing after it. We have rewritten the title to include the weight, which is what the pipe was waiting for.
Only one photograph exists for this listing, and it is an unrenamed camera file. If you want to see the actual slices before buying, ask and we will request better images.
Human-grade is claimed by the supplier and repeated here as their claim. Without sight of the manufacturing documentation, that is as far as we will go with it.
Our safety note. Be present. Take the last piece. Keep water out. And handle the product like what it is: raw meat with the moisture removed, which means clean hands afterwards and no storing it next to the bread.
The wellness claims are gone. Not softened — gone. A treat is not a supplement, a supplement is not a medicine, and blurring those lines on a product page does a customer no favours.
How many: fewer than you think. The conventional ceiling is a tenth of daily calories, and this is concentrated food. No calorie figure is published on the listing to work from.
FAQ
Is this safe for a dog who swallows things whole?
It is the safest option in this range for exactly that dog — no bone, no hard pieces, and it tears rather than snapping. Still worth breaking a slice up for a determined gulper.
Can I use it for training?
Yes, and it is one of the better choices: it tears into small pieces cleanly and does not leave your pocket greasy.
Chicken jerky has had bad press — should I worry?
The recalls people remember were about imported jerky from a specific supply chain years ago. This is single-ingredient US chicken with nothing added. That said, if your vet has told you to avoid poultry jerky, follow your vet rather than us.
Will cats eat it?
Usually. Break a slice down first — a full piece is sized for a dog.
🎁 Something With More Crunch
If your dog wants to work at something, dehydrated duck feet are bone-in and crunchy, from $2.25 for a single.
Soft or crunchy. Different jobs.
Sliced breast. Nothing else. 🐾
