Duck Necks | BULT
Are you looking for a treat that will not only bring your dog joy but also take care of their health? Duck necks are a natural chew that, thanks to their delicate structure, are suitable even for younger and sensitive dogs. It's a taste your dog will love from the very first crunch.
Benefits that make a difference
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Natural ingredients – 100% dried duck necks, with no chemicals, preservatives, or artificial colors.
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Supports oral hygiene – mechanically cleans teeth and massages gums.
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Delicate structure – perfect for puppies and dogs with sensitive teeth.
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Rich in protein – as much as 59.5% crude protein to support muscles and physical condition.
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Energy source – 10.8% crude fat provides strength for daily activities.
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Safe production – naturally dried, without chemical additives.
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Dietary variety – a tasty snack that enriches your dog's daily menu.
Duck necks from BULT are a treat that combines taste, health, and safety. Sourced from high-quality raw materials and dried naturally – without the addition of preservatives, artificial colors, or chemical enhancers – they are an ideal choice for mindful owners. Thanks to their delicate structure, they are suitable even for younger dogs, puppies, and those with sensitive teeth.
A rich analytical composition – 59.5% protein and 10.8% fat – supports muscle development, provides energy, and supplements a dog's daily diet. Additionally, the hardness of the necks allows for mechanical teeth cleaning, which promotes oral hygiene and prevents the buildup of plaque. This is not just a treat, but also a functional chew that satisfies the natural need to gnaw.
The product is available in a pack containing 3 pieces – the perfect portion for several days of joy. Duck necks work well as a reward, a training element, or a way to keep your dog occupied while you are away. It is a healthy, natural choice for dogs of all breeds and sizes.
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