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Corpse Crunchies: Chicken Heads

Corpse Crunchies: Chicken Heads

4.9(297 ratings)

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$29.99at CorpseCo.Checked Nov 9

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  • Last seen at $29.99 at CorpseCo. on Nov 9.
  • Our take on the Corpse Crunchies: Chicken Heads

    Corpse Crunchies Chicken Heads are freeze-dried whole chicken heads sold as raw dog treats. Each bag holds roughly 8 to 10 heads with beaks, skulls, eyes and tongues intact. They are a single-ingredient, high-value chew that delivers calcium and omega-3s in a form close to a raw diet. They suit experienced raw feeders and dogs that work hard on chews; they are not for squeamish owners or dogs that gulp food whole.

    Best forRaw and prey-model feedersDogs that need long-lasting chewsOwners who want single-ingredient treatsCats that take whole-prey food
    Pros
    • Single-ingredient, freeze-dried raw treat
    • Whole prey form: bone, organ and meat together
    • Natural source of calcium and omega-3s
    • Long-lasting chew that occupies a dog
    • Shelf-stable without refrigeration
    Cons
    • Visually graphic; off-putting to many owners
    • Hard pieces can be a choking risk for gulpers
    • Not suitable for dogs with fragile or missing teeth
    • Crumbles and leaves mess where eaten

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    What reviewers say

    • 4.9 / 5297 ratings

    Rated 4.9 out of 5 across 297 ratings, buyers describe these as a hit with their dogs and a strong value for raw feeding. The main complaints are the shock factor for humans and the mess left behind.

    What people mention
    • Dog appealPraisedBuyers say dogs devour them and beg for more.
    • ValuePraisedOwners feel a bag of whole heads goes further than bagged kibble treats.
    • Chew timePraisedThe heads keep dogs occupied and slow down fast eaters.
    • Human squeamishnessMixedSome owners find the look and smell hard to handle even while their dogs love them.
    • MessCriticisedCrunching leaves crumbs and bone bits on floors and in crates.
    • HardnessCriticisedA few owners say the pieces are too hard for senior or small dogs.

    About the Corpse Crunchies: Chicken Heads

    Corpse Crunchies: Chicken Heads are freeze-dried raw treats for dogs. Each bag holds whole chicken heads, about 8 to 10 per bag, complete with beaks, brains, skulls, eyeballs and tongues.

    The heads contain omega-3s, calcium and other nutrients. The treats are crunchy and are made for dogs with teeth. They may also suit cats.

    Type
    Freeze-dried raw dog treats
    Main ingredient
    Whole chicken heads
    Count
    About 8-10 chicken heads per bag
    Includes
    Beaks, brains, skulls, eyeballs and tongues
    Nutrients
    Omega-3s, calcium and other nutrients
    Suitable for
    Dogs; maybe cats

    Questions and answers

    Are these safe for dogs?
    They are freeze-dried raw chicken heads meant as treats, not complete meals. Supervise your dog while it chews and skip them for dogs that swallow food whole or have weak teeth.
    What is actually in the bag?
    Whole chicken heads, about 8 to 10 per bag, with beaks, skulls, eyes and tongues intact. Nothing else is added.
    Can cats eat them?
    The maker lists cats as a maybe. Whole-prey treats fit feline diets, but the heads are sized for dogs, so break them up for smaller cats.
    Do they need refrigeration?
    No. Freeze-drying removes the moisture, so the bag keeps on a shelf. Reseal it after opening to keep them crisp.
    How many should I give my dog?
    Treat them as a supplement, not a meal. One head is plenty for most dogs in a day, and less for small breeds.
    Where is the Corpse Crunchies: Chicken Heads cheapest?
    At CorpseCo., for $29.99, as of our latest check.
    What do buyers say about the Corpse Crunchies: Chicken Heads?
    Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 297 ratings.

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