Can chickens eat pigs feet? Tripe?

[Jada22]

probably a weird question but I’ve come into possession of some pigs feet and also some tripe that’ll have to be tossed (fine to be eaten but I won’t eat them)
I’ve heard chickens can have some other parts of pigs but can’t find any info on these.
Does anyone know?

 

[Shabby Chic-Hens]

I would think that the tripe would be okay. I don't really know though.

 

[Brooks_]

I would say yes to each.
Standard treat rules would apply. Less so for the tripe, but feet contain more fat than you would think.

 

[Egghead_Jr]

Feral pigs are a favorite of these ferocious omnivores. Parts of my pen look like a bone yard.

 

[U_Stormcrow]

I would say yes to each.
Standard treat rules would apply. Less so for the tripe, but feet contain more fat than you would think.

 

[U_Stormcrow]

Feral pigs are a favorite of these ferocious omnivores. Parts of my pen look like a bone yard.

I might pay to see that.

and yes, my birds pick my goat carcasses clean for me after I've done the butcher's work - but my little dinosaurs don't go all Jurassic park on anything much bigger than a tree rat or a small snake.

 

[Tonyroo]

Finely dice the tripe in small bits, cooked or uncooked it's tough to bite through. But chickens can eat it.

 

[Jada22]

Thanks for all the replies, I went ahead and fed both and they were happy out!
Is there any meat they can’t eat?
It’s not uncommon for us to end up with too much organ meat or other “undesirable” bits.

 

[U_Stormcrow]

Can't? No. Other than the gall bladder, which they won't eat anyways.

Shouldn't?

I tend to avoid large quantities of any organ whose purpose is to accumulated toxins - kidneys and liver. Small amounts, infrequently is fine.