One Ingredient Chicken Jerky Treats for Dogs

July 27, 2026 1 min read

Simple, natural and budget-friendly, these one-ingredient chicken jerky treats are made in the air fryer with no preservatives or additives. A lean, high-protein reward that’s easy to prepare at home and perfect for all dogs.

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Ingredients

chicken breast(s)

Please note: Because this is a complementary recipe and not nutritionally complete, it should be used alongside a complete and balanced diet.

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Directions

Place the chicken breast in the freezer for 30–60 minutes until slightly firm but not frozen solid.
Slice into thin, even strips (approximately 3–5 mm thick).
Lightly mist the air fryer tray with olive oil (optional, to prevent sticking).
Arrange the chicken strips in a single layer without overlapping.
Set the air fryer to 110°C.
Dry for 90 minutes, flipping the strips halfway through cooking.
Check that the jerky is firm and dry to the touch. If thicker, add extra time as needed.
Allow to cool completely before serving.
Store in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 5 days, or freeze for longer storage.
Spoon the Olli paste into the bowl next to the meat.
Serve immediately, or portion into containers and freeze.

Meet Olli

OLLI – All-in-One Homemade Diet Supplement for Dogs (1kg)

£0.00 - £39.99

Olli is a whole-food supplement designed to support complete, balanced nutrition for dogs fed homemade cooked or boneless raw diets. With 12 natural ingredients and functional extras, it simplifies fresh feeding by covering key nutrients often missing from home-prepared meals, so you don’t have to buy multiple supplements.

Not sure how much Olli your dog needs?
There are two easy ways to get the right amount. You can use our free Drooli app and choose from our pre-formulated fresh food recipes. Drooli adjusts the recipe and Olli amount to your individual dog’s calorie requirements.

Already feed your own homemade recipe? That’s absolutely fine too. Send us your dog’s details and current recipe, and we’ll be happy to help you work out how much Olli to add. There’s no need to guess.