Duck Hearts
$45
Muscle Meat · High B12 · Hormone Free
Small in size, significant in nutrition. Duck hearts are a dense muscle meat that fit easily into any raw feeding rotation.
Despite being classified as an organ, heart is technically a muscle meat, making it a protein-forward addition to the raw diet. Duck hearts are small, making them appropriate for animals of all sizes. They are particularly well-suited for felines, ferrets and foxes!
Muscle Meat High in B12 Hormone & Antibiotic Free
Nutritional Profile
No nutritional data or analysis is currently available for raw duck hearts. As more information becomes available, this section will be updated.
🦆 Raw Feeding Fact
Heart muscle is one of the richest dietary sources of Vitamin B12 among all raw proteins. B12 plays a key role in red blood cell formation and neurological function in dogs and cats. Because it is water-soluble and not stored in large amounts by the body, it needs to be regularly supplied through diet, making nutrient-dense foods like heart a practical part of a well-rounded raw rotation.