Ox ear with hair

Ox ears, as their name suggests, come from beef; the ox is a male, a bull which has been castrated, therefore without male hormones, which gives it slow growth, therefore better distribution of fats and therefore meat of better taste quality. They are a by-product of the cattle industry and are processed after slaughter to create delicious chews for dogs.

The beef ears with hair have been carefully dried at low temperature to preserve their nutritional quality as much as possible. The dog needs to ingest hair from time to time for the proper functioning of its intestines and for the "cleansing" of its colon.

Since ears are primarily made of cartilage, they are naturally full of chondroitin. This helps improve the health of joint cartilage and specifically helps dogs suffering from arthritis or whose joints are under heavy strain, such as active and working dogs.

Ox ears can be given to all types of dogs and puppies from four months of age to chew on to reduce the discomfort of teething, but a whole bull's ear is too big for a puppy . You will therefore have to cut it or remove it from your puppy when he has eaten the authorized quantity.

Your pet must be able to hydrate with a bowl of fresh water. We recommend that you supervise your companion when he is eating.

Crude proteins: 81.10% - Crude fats: 4.30% - Max humidity: 10.30% - Minerals: 3.94%