Ingredients:

100% Rabbit

Nutritional Analysis:

Fats & oils 21.3%, Protein 52.2%, Fibre 0.1%, Ash 17.3%

Feed as a treat or reward as part of a balanced diet.

Suitable for dogs from 12 weeks of age. Always supervise your dog when feeding treats and ensure plenty of fresh drinking water is available. Not for human consumption. May contain bones. Store in a cool, dry place.

Absolutely! They’re a high-protein, low-fat, single-ingredient treat that’s great for dogs with food sensitivities. The fur can support digestion and gut health, and the natural chew helps keep dogs mentally stimulated and satisfied.

Yes, Rabbit Ears with Fur are often considered a natural aid for the worming process. The fur passes through the digestive tract and may help to gently sweep the gut, supporting digestive health and helping to clear out unwanted parasites in a natural way.

Rabbit Ears with Fur can be fed a few times per week as part of a balanced diet. They're a natural, low-fat treat that also supports digestion, but like any chew, it's best to feed in moderation based on your dog's size, diet, and chewing habits.

12 weeks is the earliest age you can start feeding our Rabbit Ears with Fur to your dog.

There are certain types of meat treats that can be harmful to dogs due to their high fat or sodium content. It is best to stick with lean meats like chicken, turkey, lamb and beef.

Dogs can eat meat treats every day. However, these meat treats should not be more than 10% of your dog’s diet, whether it be fish treats or meaty treats.

Yes, the chewing action required to enjoy Rabbit Ears can help scrape away plaque and tartar, supporting dental health. Whilst not a replacement for brushing, they’re a great natural addition to your dog’s dental routine.