What exactly are duck necks?

Duck necks are 100% natural, slowly dried dog chews made from just one ingredient: duck neck. No additives, no artificial flavourings and no preservatives, just pure meat and bone, as nature intended. Thanks to the slow drying process, the nutrients are well preserved and your dog gets a firm, natural treat to sink his teeth into.

Are duck necks safe and suitable for puppies or small dogs?

Duck necks are suitable for dogs of all sizes, but extra care is called for with puppies and very small breeds. If in doubt, choose a smaller size or keep the chewing session short, and build it up gradually while keeping an eye on how your dog handles it. Not sure whether duck necks suit your dog's age, breed or health? Feel free to get in touch with us or talk to your vet.

How often and how many duck necks can my dog eat?

For an average dog, two to three duck necks a week is a good guideline. Because duck necks are quite nutritious and high in calories, they are best given as a supplement to the daily diet and not as a replacement for it. Pay extra attention to the amount for dogs that are overweight, have a sensitive digestion or have conditions such as pancreatitis, and always introduce duck necks gradually the first time so the stomach can get used to them.

Are duck necks good for my dog's teeth?

Yes! The texture of a duck neck provides a natural abrasive action against the teeth and gums during chewing. This helps to combat plaque and tartar and keeps your dog's teeth in better shape. So a duck neck is a tasty addition to your dog's oral care, but it is no substitute for regular tooth brushing or check-ups at the vet.

What are the benefits of duck necks for my dog?

Duck necks are packed with protein and naturally contain glucosamine and chondroitin from the cartilage, substances that support joint health, which is great for active dogs and all the more valuable as your dog gets older. They also contain minerals such as phosphorus, potassium and zinc, which contribute to strong bones and a healthy metabolism. What's more, chewing on a duck neck is an enjoyable, natural activity that can reduce stress and boredom.

What should I look out for when giving a duck neck, and how do I store them?

Always give a duck neck under supervision: some dogs try to swallow large pieces instead of chewing properly, and that can cause choking or a blockage. So take the treat away in good time if you notice your dog taking bites that are too big, and always make sure there is fresh drinking water nearby. Store unopened duck necks in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight; once opened, seal the pack well so the treat stays fresh and crunchy.

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Our snacks are made from 100% natural ingredients without artificial additives. Pure, honest food.

What's in the snacks?

Every snack in our range passes this test. Turn the pack over and check for yourself, or take your dog's word for it.

100% natural

Our snacks contain exactly one ingredient: pure meat, slowly dried. No sugars, no E-numbers, no preservatives, nothing that doesn't belong there.

Single protein

Single protein means a snack contains just one animal protein source, for example only beef, only chicken or only fish. Ideal for dogs with allergies or a sensitive stomach, because you know exactly what your dog is eating.

Grain-free

All our snacks are naturally grain-free: they're pure meat, so grains simply don't come into it. No wheat, no corn, no fillers.

Made in Europe

Made in Europe means our snacks are dried in Europe, under the strictest food safety rules in the world. So you can be sure no chemical treatment or irradiation is involved, which is often the case with bulk imports from outside Europe.

100% natural

Our snacks contain exactly one ingredient: pure meat, slowly dried. No sugars, no E-numbers, no preservatives, nothing that doesn't belong there.
Grain-free

All our snacks are naturally grain-free: they're pure meat, so grains simply don't come into it. No wheat, no corn, no fillers.
Single protein

Single protein means a snack contains just one animal protein source, for example only beef, only chicken or only fish. Ideal for dogs with allergies or a sensitive stomach, because you know exactly what your dog is eating.
Made in Europe

Made in Europe means our snacks are dried in Europe, under the strictest food safety rules in the world. So you can be sure no chemical treatment or irradiation is involved, which is often the case with bulk imports from outside Europe.

Why dog owners choose Woef Woef

Scroll left to right		Supermarket snack	Store-brand snack	Budget online shop
Number of ingredients	1	15+	20+	1-5
Crude protein	35-95%	20-30%	15-25%	30-60%
Added sugars	0 g	Present	Present	0 g
Artificial scents, colours & flavours	0	Present	Present	Sometimes
Free from BHA & BHT	Yes	No	No	Unknown
Grain & gluten	0 g	Present	Present	Sometimes
Single animal protein source	Yes	No	No	Sometimes
Traceable origin	Yes	Limited	No	No

Protein values per 100 g of product; the Woef Woef range covers the full dried snack assortment. Values for alternatives are based on average label values of best-selling dog snacks in the Netherlands (2026).

Frequently asked questions

Most frequently asked questions about Duck Necks

Duck necks are 100% natural, slowly dried dog chews made from just one ingredient: duck neck. No additives, no artificial flavourings and no preservatives, just pure meat and bone, as nature intended. Thanks to the slow drying process, the nutrients are well preserved and your dog gets a firm, natural treat to sink his teeth into.
Duck necks are suitable for dogs of all sizes, but extra care is called for with puppies and very small breeds. If in doubt, choose a smaller size or keep the chewing session short, and build it up gradually while keeping an eye on how your dog handles it. Not sure whether duck necks suit your dog's age, breed or health? Feel free to get in touch with us or talk to your vet.
For an average dog, two to three duck necks a week is a good guideline. Because duck necks are quite nutritious and high in calories, they are best given as a supplement to the daily diet and not as a replacement for it. Pay extra attention to the amount for dogs that are overweight, have a sensitive digestion or have conditions such as pancreatitis, and always introduce duck necks gradually the first time so the stomach can get used to them.
Yes! The texture of a duck neck provides a natural abrasive action against the teeth and gums during chewing. This helps to combat plaque and tartar and keeps your dog's teeth in better shape. So a duck neck is a tasty addition to your dog's oral care, but it is no substitute for regular tooth brushing or check-ups at the vet.
Duck necks are packed with protein and naturally contain glucosamine and chondroitin from the cartilage, substances that support joint health, which is great for active dogs and all the more valuable as your dog gets older. They also contain minerals such as phosphorus, potassium and zinc, which contribute to strong bones and a healthy metabolism. What's more, chewing on a duck neck is an enjoyable, natural activity that can reduce stress and boredom.
Always give a duck neck under supervision: some dogs try to swallow large pieces instead of chewing properly, and that can cause choking or a blockage. So take the treat away in good time if you notice your dog taking bites that are too big, and always make sure there is fresh drinking water nearby. Store unopened duck necks in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight; once opened, seal the pack well so the treat stays fresh and crunchy.

Duck necks are 100% natural, slowly dried dog chews made from just one ingredient: duck neck. No additives, no artificial flavourings and no preservatives, just pure meat and bone, as nature intended. Thanks to the slow drying process, the nutrients are well preserved and your dog gets a firm, natural treat to sink his teeth into.
For an average dog, two to three duck necks a week is a good guideline. Because duck necks are quite nutritious and high in calories, they are best given as a supplement to the daily diet and not as a replacement for it. Pay extra attention to the amount for dogs that are overweight, have a sensitive digestion or have conditions such as pancreatitis, and always introduce duck necks gradually the first time so the stomach can get used to them.
Duck necks are packed with protein and naturally contain glucosamine and chondroitin from the cartilage, substances that support joint health, which is great for active dogs and all the more valuable as your dog gets older. They also contain minerals such as phosphorus, potassium and zinc, which contribute to strong bones and a healthy metabolism. What's more, chewing on a duck neck is an enjoyable, natural activity that can reduce stress and boredom.

Duck necks are suitable for dogs of all sizes, but extra care is called for with puppies and very small breeds. If in doubt, choose a smaller size or keep the chewing session short, and build it up gradually while keeping an eye on how your dog handles it. Not sure whether duck necks suit your dog's age, breed or health? Feel free to get in touch with us or talk to your vet.
Yes! The texture of a duck neck provides a natural abrasive action against the teeth and gums during chewing. This helps to combat plaque and tartar and keeps your dog's teeth in better shape. So a duck neck is a tasty addition to your dog's oral care, but it is no substitute for regular tooth brushing or check-ups at the vet.
Always give a duck neck under supervision: some dogs try to swallow large pieces instead of chewing properly, and that can cause choking or a blockage. So take the treat away in good time if you notice your dog taking bites that are too big, and always make sure there is fresh drinking water nearby. Store unopened duck necks in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight; once opened, seal the pack well so the treat stays fresh and crunchy.

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Single protein

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The dog chew that really makes a difference

Good to know

Our barking reviews

What's in the snacks?

100% natural

Single protein

Grain-free

Made in Europe

100% natural

Grain-free

Single protein

Made in Europe

Why dog owners choose Woef Woef

Frequently asked questions

What exactly are duck necks?

Are duck necks safe and suitable for puppies or small dogs?

How often and how many duck necks can my dog eat?

Are duck necks good for my dog's teeth?

What are the benefits of duck necks for my dog?

What should I look out for when giving a duck neck, and how do I store them?

What exactly are duck necks?

How often and how many duck necks can my dog eat?

What are the benefits of duck necks for my dog?

Are duck necks safe and suitable for puppies or small dogs?

Are duck necks good for my dog's teeth?

What should I look out for when giving a duck neck, and how do I store them?

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