When it comes to our canine companions, we all want to provide the best nutrition possible. Chicken is certainly a firm favourite here at Billy + Margot, with its high protein content and low calories, what's not to love?

Chicken can be a healthy and beneficial addition to a dog's diet, here are some potential benefits of incorporating chicken into a dog's diet:

• High-quality protein: Chicken is a lean source of protein that is essential for dogs to build and repair tissues, support healthy growth, and maintain a strong immune system. All of our Chicken recipes include at least 60% protein levels.
• Easily digestible: Chicken is easily digestible for dogs, making it a good option for dogs with sensitive stomachs. 
• Joint health: Chicken contains glucosamine and chondroitin, which are natural compounds that promote joint health and reduce inflammation. This can be especially beneficial for dogs with arthritis or joint problems.
• Weight management: Chicken is a low-fat protein source that can help dogs maintain a healthy weight. It provides the necessary nutrients without excessive calories, making it a good choice for dogs on a weight management diet.
• Improved heart health: Chicken is a good source of omega-6 fatty acids, which can help reduce cholesterol levels and protect against heart disease in dogs.

Chicken and Billy + Margot

Because Chicken is such a powerhouse of nutrition for your dogs, it is an essential part of the Billy + Margot range of dog food. You can find it in many of our recipes including:

• Chicken Wet Food Pouches
• Chicken Wet Food Cans
• Chicken Raw food
• Chicken Dry Food
• Chicken Puppy Wet Food
• Chicken Puppy Dry Food

and many more!

In conclusion, incorporating chicken into your dog’s diet can offer numerous benefits, from high-quality protein to essential vitamins and minerals. With its ease of digestion, and contribution to a healthy coat and skin, chicken can be an excellent addition to your furry friend’s diet. Remember, however, to always be mindful of any allergies or dietary considerations and consult your vet for any advice.