Beg & Barker Whole Chicken Chips Dog Treats

Single-Ingredient Chicken Chips Dogs Crave

Product Description

Beg & Barker Whole Chicken Chips Dog Treats are single-ingredient, air-dried dog treats made with human-grade chicken thighs sourced and made in the USA. These crunchy, high-protein chips are crafted in small batches without fillers, grains, corn, or artificial preservatives, making them a simple, flavorful reward or topper option for dogs of all life stages.

Benefits

Single Ingredient: Made with only chicken thighs for simple, focused treat rewards.

High Protein: Provides a protein-rich snack that dogs enjoy during training or treating.

Air-Dried Goodness: Air-drying helps lock in flavor and retain nutrients.

Clean Recipe: Contains no fillers, grains, corn, peas, or artificial preservatives.

Versatile Use: Can be fed whole, broken into bits, or used as toppers.

Ingredients

Chicken Thighs

Guaranteed Analysis

Nutrient	Specification

Crude Protein (min)

68.6%

Crude Fat (min)

20.2%

Crude Fat (max)

21.6%

Crude Fiber (max)

<0.5%

Moisture (max)

5.4%

Calorie Content: 4,151 kcal/kg, 8 kcal/chip.

How to Use

Directions for Use

Treat Purpose: Intended as a treat, not a complete food.

Fresh Water: Always provide fresh drinking water with treat use.

Training Option: Use during training sessions for quick, high-value motivation.

Topper Use: Break into smaller pieces as a nutrient-dense food topper.

Daily Limit: Follow the manufacturer’s recommended daily maximum by weight.

Feeding Dosage Instructions

Dog Weight	Recommended Daily Max

6-12 lb

1-2 treats

13-25 lb

2-3 treats

26-50 lb

3-4 treats

Over 50 lb

4-5 treats

Additional Information

Precautions

Supplemental Feeding: Feed intermittently or as a supplemental treat only.

Portion Awareness: Follow daily feeding guidance based on your dog’s weight.

Water Access: Keep fresh water available whenever treats are offered.

Balanced Diet: Use alongside a complete and balanced daily diet.

Ingredient Check: Review the chicken-only ingredient before feeding dogs with sensitivities.