Chicken Hearts & Gizzards

I have no clue about their nutrional value, but I've been cooking them for the critters for years.  "Inards" are always a big hit here.  They even bring the "Brat Cat" out of hiding.

My dogs get chicken hearts, livers, or gizzards once or twice a week.  As I type, there is a pack of chicken hearts and a pack of beef liver in my ref.  Tonight I will make myself some calf liver/Onions and boil the rest for the dogs.  They will get fish tomorrow and then i will boil the chicken hearts the next night.   They generally only get the gizzards when i buy some for myself.  I dip mine in flour, then in egg/milk, back in the flour, fry and make gravey to dip them in.  The poor dogs hae to get ones that are boiled, not as tasty, but much better for them!
 
I usually give mine fish 4 nights a week, the chicken or calf liver the other 3.  usually chicken parts twice, the calf liver once.  And yes, I most certainly do believe these things are good for the dogs and I know mine love them.

nutritional info for gizzards: [linkhttp://nutritiondata.com/facts-B00001-01c20Ah.html]http://nutritiondata.com/facts-B00001-01c20Ah.html[/link]

I feed hearts and gizzards as well. [] Be careful feeding too much heart, as it is high in copper and fat. The reason I give heart to Visa a few times a week is to keep the weight on her (and she loves it!).