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A single-ingredient, freeze-dried chicken heart treat with a Warming thermal nature in TCVM. Made from 100% chicken hearts - no additives, artificial flavors, colors, or extracts. Freeze-drying locks in the concentrated nutrient density of fresh whole chicken hearts without heat degradation. An excellent high-value reward treat for training or treating. For dogs and cats.
In Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine, chicken has a Warming thermal nature. Chicken hearts specifically carry both the Warming thermal action of chicken and the organ-system affinity of the Heart, associated with the Fire element in the Five Element framework. This makes whole chicken heart treats particularly appropriate as constitutional food therapy support alongside a TCVM treatment plan targeting Heart Qi deficiency, Yang deficiency, Shen disturbance with Cold pattern, or circulation-related Cold Bi syndrome.
Whole chicken hearts are one of the most nutrient-dense single-ingredient treats available. As a muscle meat organ, the heart delivers a concentrated payload of CoQ10 (coenzyme Q10), iron, B12, taurine, and zinc - nutrients that are critical for cardiovascular function, energy metabolism, and immune health in both dogs and cats. Taurine is particularly significant for cats, who cannot synthesize it endogenously and require dietary sources; it is also increasingly recognized as important for cardiac health in dogs. Freeze-drying preserves these heat-sensitive nutrients - including CoQ10 and taurine - without the degradation that occurs with cooking or dehydration, delivering them in a bioavailable whole-food form.
100% Chicken Hearts.
Feed as a treat, snack, or reward, or as directed by your veterinarian. Not intended as a meal replacement. Adjust quantity to your pet's size and daily caloric needs. Always provide plenty of fresh water. Wash hands, utensils, bowls, and all surfaces thoroughly after feeding.
Chicken hearts are an organ meat rather than a muscle meat, which makes them significantly more nutrient-dense. They contain high concentrations of CoQ10, taurine, B12, iron, and zinc that are not present in meaningful quantities in chicken breast. In TCVM, organ meats also carry specific organ-system affinities - chicken hearts nourish Heart Qi and Blood, making them therapeutically relevant beyond their caloric value. As a single-ingredient treat, they deliver concentrated nutritional and TCVM benefits with no fillers, or as directed by your veterinarian.
Yes - these treats are appropriate for both dogs and cats. Taurine is an essential amino acid for cats (who cannot synthesize it endogenously) and is naturally present in chicken hearts in meaningful concentrations. In TCVM, the Warming nature of chicken is appropriate for Cool or Cold constitutional cats - a pattern commonly seen in older or more sedentary cats. Adjust treat quantity to your cat's size and caloric needs, or as directed by your veterinarian.
Yes - freeze-dried chicken hearts pair well with TCVM herbal formulas targeting Heart Qi deficiency, Yang deficiency, Cold Bi syndrome, or Spleen Qi deficiency with Cold pattern. Using a constitutionally appropriate organ meat treat as a carrier for teapills reinforces rather than counteracts the herbal protocol. The Heart affinity of chicken heart makes these a particularly coherent teapill carrier for formulas targeting Heart patterns, or as directed by your veterinarian.
Freeze-drying preserves heat-sensitive nutrients - including CoQ10, taurine, and natural enzymes - without the degradation that occurs with cooking or dehydration. Cooking denatures heat-sensitive enzymes and reduces the bioavailability of certain vitamins and CoQ10. Dehydration uses heat and can diminish taurine and CoQ10 content. Freeze-drying removes moisture at low temperatures, delivering a nutrient profile much closer to fresh raw chicken heart in a shelf-stable, convenient format, or as directed by your veterinarian.
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