Chicken Gizzards
Boneless. Beginner-Friendly. Ready To Feed.
Our Chicken Gizzards are raw, boneless, and already cleaned out, making them a straightforward way to add variety to a raw diet.
Chicken gizzards are fed as part of the muscle meat portion of a balanced raw diet, making them a mess-free way to add variety to a rotation. Their small size means less cutting and portioning than a larger cut of meat, which is part of what makes them such a popular beginner item for pet parents just starting out with raw feeding. They're also a strong source of selenium and vitamin B12, delivering close to half the daily value of B12 in a single 100-gram serving. Already cleaned and ready to feed, they pair well with several of our raw food base mixes for a quick, balanced meal.
Nutritional Profile
Chicken Gizzards
Approximate values per 100g (3.5 oz). Source: USDA FoodData Central, Chicken, gizzard, all classes, raw
* Nutritional values are sourced from USDA FoodData Central (Chicken, gizzard, all classes, raw, SR Legacy) and are approximate. Actual values vary by animal and batch.
Raw Feeding Fact
A gizzard is a specialized, extremely muscular stomach that birds use to mechanically grind food, since birds don't have teeth. Wild birds often swallow small stones or grit that sit in the gizzard and act like millstones, using muscle contractions to crush tough seeds, shells, or bone fragments before digestion continues further down the tract. That heavy-duty muscle structure is exactly why gizzard, despite technically being part of the digestive system, is classified as muscle meat rather than organ meat in raw feeding: it's built almost entirely of dense muscle tissue, not glandular or secreting tissue.