Hoya Barkery - Duck Trachea

- joint health support
- easily digestible
- picky eater friendly

Quack Open a World of Flavor with Dehydrated Duck Trachea

Looking for a nutritious, all-natural chew that supports your dog’s health and satisfies their primal chewing instincts? Our Dehydrated Duck Trachea is a premium single-ingredient treat made from 100% duck trachea – nothing else. Naturally rich in glucosamine and chondroitin, this crunchy chew helps support joint health and mobility, making it a great option for dogs of all ages, especially seniors and active breeds.

Sourced from high-quality, farm-raised ducks and gently dehydrated to lock in flavor and nutrients, this treat delivers a deliciously crunchy texture that helps reduce plaque and tartar buildup as your dog chews. Ideal for pups with common protein sensitivities, our duck trachea is a hypoallergenic alternative to beef or chicken chews.

Perfect for small dogs, this treat is free from fillers, additives, and preservatives – just clean, wholesome protein your dog will love. Each piece is air-dried to perfection in small batches to ensure the highest quality and safety.

Give your pup a treat that works as hard as it tastes good. Try Dehydrated Duck Trachea today – and let your dog crunch their way to better health!

Care and storage
We recommend getting treats that a dog can finish in one sitting. If your dog does not finish a chew treat in one session, you can towel the treat dry and keep refrigerated for another 6-7 days. 
 
At Hoya Barkery, we use human grade ingredients without artificial preservatives, colors, or flavours. Our treats are easily digestible and are overall healthful for dogs of all ages and sizes. Different dogs have different chewing style ranging from aggressive chewers to those that like to take their sweet time. It is important to know your dog’s chewing style and select appropriate treats. Chewing is a great stress reliever for your dog and helps keep their teeth sparkly clean. 

Manufactured in a facility authorized by the Department of Livestock Development