Rabbit ear with hair

Rabbit ears are by-products of the rabbit meat industry. Most rabbit ears sold in France come from Europe, but China is the largest producer of rabbit meat in the world. It is therefore important to check the packaging to find out where they come from. European rabbit welfare standards are much higher than those in China.

A great all-natural chew for dogs with sensitive digestion, Rabbit Ears with Fur is sure to become your dog's favorite.

Although rabbit ears have many health benefits and are very nutritious, they should only make up a small part of your dog's diet. Above all, your dog needs a balanced, quality diet. Giving your dog a rabbit ear two or three times a week is enough for him to feel the benefits.

Many producers of rabbit ears claim that they are hypoallergenic and suitable for dogs with food allergies. Although this is not entirely true, as dogs can be allergic to rabbit protein, it is very rare for a dog to be allergic to rabbit, as it is a new protein. Therefore, most dogs with allergies tolerate it well.

Rabbit ears improve digestion, the hair, by brushing the inside of the intestines, can help reduce the vermin load. However, it should be noted that there are no clinical studies to prove that rabbit hair is an effective dewormer, so worm egg counting and medicated dewormers will always be necessary.

These treats will delight young and old, including old dogs and puppies from 4 months who like to chew on things!

It is at this age that they begin to lose their puppy teeth and replace them with their adult teeth. They are a great alternative to pork or beef ear dog treats. 100% delicious and low in fat, these treats strengthen jaw muscles and clean teeth.

Chewing rabbit ears is a great way to soothe itchy gums, and your pup will be very grateful!

Your dog should always have water available when eating treats. As with all dog chews, we recommend supervising your dog while feeding.

Crude proteins: 47.10% - Crude fats: 39.03% - Max humidity: 10.60% - Minerals: 2.99%