Chicken Purple Cabbage
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Product Description
Nutritional Benefits
How To Use
Feeding Guidelines
Storage Instruction
Guranteed Analysis
Ingredients
Treat your dog to a wholesome snack with Chicken Purple Cabbage from The Doggie's Deli, crafted with premium jidori chicken breast and nutritious purple cabbage. These all-natural, grain-free treats are free from additives, preservatives, and fillers, ensuring your dog enjoys a clean, healthy snack. The lean chicken provides essential protein, while purple cabbage adds fiber and antioxidants to promote digestion and overall health.
Perfect for training, bonding, or rewarding your dog for good behavior, these treats are designed to enhance your dog’s well-being while satisfying their taste buds. Made in the USA with ethically sourced, human-grade ingredients, these treats are ideal for pet parents who prioritize natural, high-quality nutrition.
Each pack contains 60 grams of these delicious jerky-style treats, offering an affordable, healthy reward for your furry friend. Whether served as a standalone snack or mixed into their meals, Chicken Purple Cabbage Treats fit easily into your dog’s balanced diet.
Priced at $18.90, these treats offer an excellent value for pet owners who care about the quality of their dog’s snacks.
Rich in Antioxidants from Anthocyanins
Purple cabbage is naturally rich in anthocyanins, the pigments responsible for its deep violet color and potent antioxidant properties. These compounds help neutralize harmful free radicals in the body, reducing oxidative stress and supporting long-term cellular health and vitality.
Reduces Inflammation with Vitamin C and Fiber
Purple cabbage provides concentrated Vitamin C and natural fiber that work together to reduce systemic inflammation throughout your dog's body. This anti-inflammatory action supports joint comfort, digestive wellness, and overall cellular resilience at every life stage.
Immunity Booster from Vitamin C and Antioxidants
Purple cabbage delivers one of the highest concentrations of Vitamin C among all vegetables, providing a natural and powerful boost to your dog's immune system. Paired with lean Jidori chicken breast, this combination keeps your dog's immune system strong and resilient against environmental stressors.
Enhanced Skin and Coat from Lean Protein
Human-grade Jidori chicken breast delivers high-quality protein and essential amino acids that nourish skin from within and promote coat vitality. The low fat content (3.5%) combined with purple cabbage's antioxidants creates a clean nutritional profile that supports visible skin health and coat shine.
Cancer-Fighting Properties from Natural Compounds
Purple cabbage contains naturally occurring compounds with documented cell-protective and anti-cancer properties in research models. While not a medical treatment, these phytonutrients add a layer of preventative cellular support, making these treats a thoughtful choice for long-term wellness and vitality.
As a Training Reward
Break the jerky into smaller pieces and use it as a high-value, protein-rich motivator during training. The chewy texture and real meat flavor keep dogs engaged while helping shape desired behavior.
Add to Wet Food for Crunchiness
Elevate your dog’s mealtime by mixing dehydrated chicken jerky strips into wet food. It adds variety in texture while contributing valuable nutrients from lean chicken and cabbage.
Feed in Open Palm for Overzealous Dogs
For dogs that get too excited at treat time, serve each jerky strip flat on your palm to promote safe, controlled feeding. This method also strengthens trust and reduces the risk of accidental nipping.
Use During Bonding Time
Whether relaxing on the couch or during post-walk downtime, sharing a piece of chicken jerky for dogs reinforces emotional connection while offering a nutritious reward.
Include in Nose Work Activities
Stimulate your dog’s mind by using the aromatic scent of real dehydrated chicken in scent games or treat puzzles. The jerky’s distinct smell keeps dogs focused and excited to search and succeed.
Intermittent or Supplemental Feeding
Dog Treats should be offered occasionally or as a supplement to your dog’s regular meals. These treats are designed to complement their main diet, not replace it. Treats should account for no more than 10-15% of your dog’s daily calorie intake.
Adjust Portion Sizes Based
- The amount of jerky you give your dog should depend on their weight, age, and activity level. Active dogs or working breeds may require larger portions, while smaller or less active dogs should be given smaller amounts.
- Use our Dog Calorie Calculator to get an approximate amount of calories your dog needs and adjust the treats accordingly.
Always Provide Fresh Water
Ensure that your dog has access to plenty of fresh water while enjoying these treats. Water is essential for digestion and overall health, especially when giving high-protein snacks like jerky.
Monitor Your Dog’s Weight and Health
Regularly monitor your dog’s weight and overall health. If you notice any changes in your dog’s appetite, weight, or digestion, consult your veterinarian and adjust treat portions accordingly.
Limit Treats During Mealtime
While these treats are healthy, remember to limit the number of treats given during mealtime to avoid overfeeding. Treats should remain an occasional snack or part of training sessions rather than a regular part of their meal.
Store in a Cool, Dry Place
Keep the jerky treats in a cool, dry area away from heat or direct sunlight. A pantry or cupboard works best to maintain freshness and avoid exposure to temperature fluctuations.
Keep in Original Packaging
Always store the jerky in its original packaging to protect it from air, moisture, and contaminants. The packaging is designed to help maintain the product’s freshness and quality.
Seal Properly After Use
After each use, make sure the package is tightly sealed to prevent air from getting in. This helps preserve the flavor and nutritional value of the jerky, while also preventing it from drying out.
Use Within 6 Months of Opening
For the best quality and taste, it’s recommended to use the jerky within 6 months after opening the package. While the jerky will still be safe beyond this period, the flavor and texture may start to degrade.
Avoid Moisture Exposure
Moisture can affect the quality of the jerky, leading to potential spoilage. Ensure that the jerky is kept in a dry environment and that the packaging is fully sealed after use.
Crude Protein (Min): 30%
Crude Fat (Min): 3.5%
Crude Fiber (Max): 0.5%
Moisture (Max): 12%
Calorie Content: 2400 Kcal/Kg
Jidori chicken breast
Purple cabbage
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Chicken Purple Cabbage good for dogs?
Yes, Chicken Purple Cabbage is good for dogs because chicken gives lean animal protein and amino acids for muscle support, while purple cabbage adds fiber, vitamin C, anthocyanins, and antioxidants that support digestion, immune health, skin condition, and cellular wellness. It works best as a training treat, meal topper, or occasional reward.
Can Dogs Eat Chicken Purple Cabbage?
Yes, dogs can eat Chicken Purple Cabbage because it combines cooked chicken breast with purple cabbage, giving dogs a grain-free, protein-rich treat with fiber and antioxidant support from a dog-safe vegetable. It should be plain, served in proper portions, and introduced slowly for dogs with chicken sensitivity or sensitive digestion.
How do you cook Chicken Purple Cabbage for dogs?
You can cook Chicken Purple Cabbage for dogs by boiling plain chicken breast in water until it reaches 165°F, then steaming or lightly boiling shredded purple cabbage until soft enough to digest. Let both ingredients cool, chop them into small pieces, and avoid salt, garlic, onion, butter, oil, sauces, spices, or seasoning.
How often can dogs eat Chicken Purple Cabbage?
Dogs can eat Chicken Purple Cabbage 1 to 2 times per week because it is a light, protein-and-vegetable treat that supports training, reward feeding, and meal variety without replacing balanced daily meals. The serving should stay within 10 to 15% of daily calories, with smaller portions for small or less active dogs.
Are there any risks or side effects of feeding dogs Chicken Purple Cabbage?
No, Chicken Purple Cabbage is not risky for most dogs when it is plain, properly prepared, and served in the right amount because chicken is a common lean protein and purple cabbage adds fiber and antioxidants. There can be risks if dogs eat too much, have chicken sensitivity, or react to extra cabbage fiber, as this may cause gas, loose stool, itching, or stomach discomfort.
How much Chicken Purple Cabbage can I give my dog?
You can give Chicken Purple Cabbage within 10 to 15% of your dog's daily calorie intake because it is meant as a supplemental treat, not a complete meal. Small dogs should get small broken pieces, medium dogs may get several treat-size pieces, and larger dogs may get more based on weight, activity level, and digestion.
What makes The Doggie's Deli Chicken Purple Cabbage different?
The Doggie's Deli Chicken Purple Cabbage is different because it pairs Jidori chicken breast with purple cabbage, giving dogs a grain-free jerky-style treat with lean protein, fiber, vitamin C, and antioxidant support. Its simple ingredient list helps pet parents avoid fillers, artificial additives, preservatives, and heavily seasoned snack options.
Can I Feed Chicken Purple Cabbage to My Cat as Well?
Yes, cats can eat Chicken Purple Cabbage because chicken provides animal-based protein that fits a cat's meat-focused diet, while a very small amount of plain purple cabbage may add light fiber. Since cats need mostly meat and may not digest vegetables well, serve tiny pieces only as an occasional treat when given in moderation.
