CP Chia Tai Chicken Hearts 1KG | Frozen Whole Chicken Hearts | Recommended to feed after fully cooked | Cat and Dog Food Ingredient

  ⚠️【Important Disclaimer】
This product is sold solely as a raw ingredient for pet food and **we do not assume any health-related responsibility after pet consumption**.
Pet owners are advised to assess their pet's gastrointestinal tolerance, and our company strongly recommends **thoroughly cooking** the ingredient before feeding.
Our company is only responsible for the quality of the product's raw ingredients and disclaims all responsibility for the outcome of pet consumption or their health status. Thank you for your understanding 😊

Our frozen chicken heart skewers are made from fresh, cleaned chicken hearts, skewered and then flash-frozen to lock in juices and nutrients. Chicken hearts are a high-protein, low-carb internal organ, naturally containing taurine, B vitamins, and iron, making them suitable for cats and dogs as daily treats, fresh food toppers, or training rewards. The skewer design makes them easy to hold and feed, and their rich aroma and satisfying chewiness are particularly appealing to picky eaters.

 

Made without added salt, artificial flavors, or preservatives, with a simple ingredient list and clear labeling, you can confidently provide real meat nutrition to your beloved pets.

 

 

 

 

Key Benefits / Nutritional Highlights

 

 

1️⃣ High Protein – Boosts Daily Vitality

Chicken hearts are rich in high-quality animal protein, which helps to:

 

• Maintain and increase muscle mass
• Support daily activity levels and stamina
• Aid in tissue repair and growth

 

 

2️⃣ Contains Taurine – Protects Heart and Visual Function

Chicken hearts are a natural source of taurine:

 

• Especially important for cats, helping to maintain heart function and visual health
• Can also serve as an additional supplement for dogs, supporting overall metabolism and nervous system function

 

 

3️⃣ B Vitamins + Iron – Aids in Blood Production and Energy Metabolism

The Vitamin B12, B vitamins, and iron in chicken hearts:

 

• Participate in red blood cell production, helping to prevent weakness caused by nutritional deficiencies
• Support energy metabolism, making pets more energetic and active

 

 

4️⃣ Trace Elements and Fat – Enhances Palatability

Appropriate amounts of fat and minerals:

 

• Bring out meaty aromas, increasing appetite
• Can act as a "flavor booster" for main meals, making picky pets more willing to eat

 

 

5️⃣ Skewer Design – Easy to Hold, Feed, and Great for Training

 

• One skewer per serving, easy to control feeding amount
• Suitable as a high-value reward during training, enhancing obedience and focus
• Can also be cut into small pieces and mixed into main meals or fresh food

 

 

 

 

 

Ingredient Information

 

 

• Main Ingredient: Chicken hearts (100%)
• No Additives:
  
• No added salt
• No added flavorings, colorings
• No added preservatives

 

 

 

 

 

 

Suggested Feeding Method

 

 

• Suitable as a snack, training reward, or as a meat ingredient in fresh/raw food recipes.
• Refer to the following guidelines (general recommendations only, actual amounts should be based on your pet's overall diet):
  
• Small dogs/cats (≤5kg): Within 1 skewer daily, or 1 skewer every other day
• Medium dogs (5–15kg): Approximately 1–2 skewers daily
• Large dogs (≥15kg): Approximately 2–3 skewers daily, fed in portions

 

 

It is recommended to consider chicken hearts as a "snack/organ meat ingredient,"

making up approximately 10% or less of the total daily caloric intake to avoid nutritional imbalance.

 

 

• Before feeding:
  
• Thaw in the refrigerator after removing from the freezer, or thaw in a sealed bag in water.
• After thawing, it can be cooked/lightly pan-fried/air-fried, or prepared according to your usual feeding habits.
• Unfinished portions: Please refrigerate and consume as soon as possible.

 

 

 

 

 

Precautions

 

 

• This product is pet food, for dogs and cats only. Please keep out of reach of children.
• For pets with liver and kidney disease, heart disease, or other chronic conditions,
  it is recommended to consult a veterinarian before use to determine if high-protein organ meats are suitable.
• When feeding for the first time, start with a small amount and observe for 1–2 days:
  
• If persistent loose stools, vomiting, or obvious discomfort occurs, stop feeding and consult a veterinarian.
• It is not recommended to use chicken hearts or organ meats as the sole staple food; they should be paired with a nutritionally complete main diet.