Air-dried furry rabbit ears are natural dog chews with the fur left on, offering a chewy reward between meals. Grain and gluten free, with 82% crude protein and 4% crude fat, they come in bags from 250g to 5kg. Suitable from 8 weeks, provided the chew suits your puppy's size and chewing ability.
Why We Recommend It
A straightforward chew for dogs who enjoy a furry texture, with a choice of bag sizes to suit your household. The high protein content, low odour and grain- and gluten-free recipe make these a useful addition to a varied treat cupboard.
We recommend them as an occasional, supervised treat, not as a substitute for meals or parasite prevention.
Key Benefits
Air dried with the fur left on for a distinctive chewing texture.
82% crude protein and 4% crude fat.
Grain and gluten free.
Low odour for easier everyday treating.
Seven bag sizes: 250g, 500g, 1kg, 2kg, 3kg, 4kg and 5kg.
My friends, a furry rabbit ear is my sort of reward. I'd happily volunteer to supervise the whole bag, but Dad insists on doing the portion control. Pick a size that suits your dog, keep an eye on us while we chew, and save a few for another day!
Perfect For
Dogs who enjoy natural, furry chews as an occasional reward between meals.
Owners looking for grain- and gluten-free treats with a choice of smaller and bulk bags.
Puppies from 8 weeks whose size and chewing ability are suited to this chew. Always supervise.
Specifications
Product: air-dried furry rabbit ears for dogs.
Bag sizes: 250g, 500g, 1kg, 2kg, 3kg, 4kg and 5kg. Bags are sold by weight, not a fixed number of ears.
Minimum age: 8 weeks, subject to individual chewing ability.
Dietary information: grain and gluten free. Low odour.
Analytical constituents: crude protein 82%; crude fat 4%; moisture 6%; crude ash 4%.
Intended use: an occasional treat or reward as part of a balanced diet.
How To Use
Choose a chew that suits your dog's size and chewing style. Introduce a small amount first to check tolerance.
Offer between meals as an occasional treat or reward. Account for treats when planning the day's food.
Always supervise chewing and provide fresh drinking water. Remove any remaining piece if your dog tries to swallow it whole.
Care Guide
Store in a cool, dry place. Keep the bag closed between uses and protect it from moisture.
Follow the pack's storage and best-before instructions. Wash your hands after handling dog treats.
Professional Insight
Choose chews by the individual dog, not age alone. Supervise closely, introduce new treats gradually and review suitability if your dog gulps rather than chews. Do not present furry treats as a replacement for veterinary parasite control.
Training Academy Tip 💡
Use a supervised chew as a quiet finish after a short training session, once your dog has settled. Keep the training itself focused on timely rewards your dog can eat quickly, rather than interrupting the session with a longer chew.
Complete Your Setup
Keep fresh water within reach and store your treat bag closed in a cool, dry place. For training sessions, use a separate small reward that your dog can eat quickly, then offer a supervised chew during quiet time.
ProTrain furry rabbit ears are air-dried dog chews with fur, available in 250g, 500g, 1kg, 2kg, 3kg, 4kg and 5kg bags. Grain and gluten free; low odour. Analytical constituents: crude protein 82%, crude fat 4%, moisture 6%, crude ash 4%. Listed for puppies from 8 weeks, subject to chewing ability. Feed occasionally between meals under supervision with fresh water. Store cool and dry. Not a worming treatment.
FAQs
What are furry rabbit ears? Air-dried rabbit ear chews with the fur left on. They are also called hairy rabbit ears.
What bag sizes can I choose? 250g, 500g, 1kg, 2kg, 3kg, 4kg and 5kg. The number of ears varies because bags are sold by weight.
Can puppies have them? The listed minimum age is 8 weeks. Choose according to your puppy's size and chewing ability and supervise every chew.
Are they grain and gluten free? Yes, the product is listed as grain and gluten free.
What is the nutritional analysis? Crude protein 82%, crude fat 4%, moisture 6% and crude ash 4%.
How should I feed them? Offer occasionally between meals as part of a balanced diet, supervise your dog and provide fresh water.
Are they a worming treatment? No. These are dog treats, not a worming treatment. Ask your vet about appropriate parasite control.
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