Duck Gizzards
$32
single protein · Lean Muscle · chewy
One of the hardest working muscles in the bird. Duck gizzards are a lean, nutrient-dense organ that earns its place in any raw rotation.
The gizzard is a thick, muscular part of a bird’s digestive tract that grinds food, making it a highly active muscle. In raw feeding, it is classified as a muscle meat, not a secreting organ, and it does not count toward the organ portion of a balanced raw diet. Each gizzard arrives already cleaned and may be sliced for easier feeding. Some batches may include suet, a natural animal fat that can be fed alongside the gizzard.
muscle meat Hormone & Antibiotic Free Not Enhanced
Nutritional Profile
No nutritional data or analysis is currently available for raw duck gizzards. As more information becomes available, this section will be updated.
🦆 Raw Feeding Fact
The gizzard is not a secreting organ and is not classified as one in raw feeding. It is a muscular part of a bird’s digestive tract and does not produce enzymes or hormones like organs such as liver or kidney. In raw diets, it is generally treated as muscle meat, though it is denser and more connective-tissue–rich than typical skeletal muscle, which can make it useful as a chewy, nutrient-dense protein source within the muscle meat portion of a balanced diet.