Chicken tenders are a popular food item made from chicken meat. They are usually made from the breast of the chicken and are often served as a snack or appetizer. The term 'chicken tender' can refer to three different types of chicken: VET (short for veterinarian), HEN (a female chicken), and ens (short for ensilage, which is a type of feed). VET refers to a veterinarian, who is a medical professional that specializes in the care of animals. HEN refers to a female chicken, which is the most common type of chicken used for making chicken tenders. Ens refers to ensilage, which is a type of feed that is made from corn, soybeans, and other grains. All three types of chicken are used to make chicken tenders, but the most common type is the HEN.