“Chicken paws” and “chicken feet” are essentially the same thing, but some consider “paws” to refer specifically to the lower part of the chicken foot, excluding the hock joint, making it a smaller, more delicate cut compared to a full “chicken foot” which includes the hock and more bony structure; both terms are often used interchangeably depending on the region and market.Especially for young people, chicken feet and chicken paws are served as a snack instead of a dish. China is the largest consumer country for chicken feet and chicken paws in the world. Chicken feet and chicken paw is not only a dish but is also served as a snack. Chicken Feet are also high in collagen, a protein that works to support skin, coat, and joint health in dogs. While chewing chicken feet, your dog will also be scraping away tartar and plaque, promoting healthier teeth and gums.
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