Paddock Farm Hairy Rabbit Ears for Dogs – Natural Chew with Fur

Hairy Rabbit Ears are crunchy, single-ingredient natural dog treats made from 100% rabbit ears with the fur left on. Their lighter size makes them a popular alternative to larger ears for small and medium dogs, while the fur provides natural dietary fibre as part of a varied, balanced diet.

Key Benefits

• 100% rabbit ears with fur
• Single-ingredient natural treat
• Crunchy chewing enrichment
• Natural source of fibre
• Grain free
• Useful alternative to pig or cow ears
• Suitable for many dogs with common protein preferences

More About This Treat

Rabbit ears offer a light, satisfying crunch and natural variation in shape, size and colour. The fur adds roughage, but these treats are complementary food rather than a treatment for digestive problems or parasites.

How to Use

Offer as an occasional treat or supervised chew. Choose a piece appropriate for your dog and remove any small remaining section that could be swallowed whole.

Ingredients

100% rabbit ears with fur.

Analytical Constituents

Please refer to the current packaging for protein, fat, fibre, ash and moisture values.

Feeding Guide

Feed as part of a balanced diet and adjust normal meals to account for treats. Not suitable for puppies under 12 weeks. Fresh drinking water should always be available.

Size

Sold as individual natural ears unless otherwise selected. Size, shape, colour and fur coverage vary naturally.

Safety Information

Always supervise chewing. Remove small, sharp or damaged pieces. Rabbit ears with fur do not replace routine veterinary parasite prevention or prescribed worming treatment. Introduce gradually if your dog is new to fur-on treats.

Amy’s Tip

These are a handy first natural chew for smaller dogs because they are lighter than a pig or cow ear. The fur can look a little alarming at first, but it is simply part of the natural treat—start with one and see how your dog gets on.

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