Chicken Chips ingredients: chicken (boneless, skinless breast). Turkey Chips ingredients: turkey (boneless, skinless breast). One ingredient each, no fillers, preservatives or artificial ingredients.

Chicken Chips guaranteed analysis: crude protein 80% min, crude fat 3% min, crude fiber 1% max, moisture 10% max, 7 calories per chip. Turkey Chips: crude protein 85% min, crude fat 3% min, crude fiber 1% max, moisture 10% max, 7 calories per chip.

Feeding guide: 2-4 chips a day for a small dog, 5-7 medium, up to 10 large. Chips break into smaller pieces, so a six-pack goes further than six rewards.

Farm To Pet dehydrates in the USA using poultry farmed in the Midwest. Both bags reseal.

Is turkey really better for sensitive dogs?
It's often described that way because it's less common in commercial food, so fewer dogs have been exposed to it. That's about novelty rather than the meat being gentler. Your vet is the one to ask if you're chasing a specific reaction.

Can I buy just one flavor?
Yes — both are sold individually. The bundle exists because it costs less than two singles and saves a second order.

Which size should I get?
The 4 oz pair suits a small dog or a first try. The 12 oz value pair is the better price per ounce if you already know your dog likes them and you train often.

Do these need refrigerating once opened?
No — they're dehydrated. Reseal the bag and keep them somewhere dry. Air is what softens them, not warmth.