JR Pet Products Natural Rabbit Ears for Dogs - 100g

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This guide is for dog owners seeking a healthy and natural chew treat for their canine companions. JR Pet Products Natural Rabbit Ears offer a nutritious and tasty option, ideal for dogs with sensitivities. Note that due to the natural nature of the product, sizes may vary.
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Yes, they are suitable for puppies 12 weeks and older.
The duration of the chew depends on the dog's size and chewing habits, but they are designed to last longer than many other treats.
The product is responsibly sourced, though specific sourcing details are not provided in this guide.
No, the rabbit ears are simply air-dried with no additives or preservatives.
Yes, they are hypoallergenic and grain/gluten-free, making them suitable for dogs with sensitivities.
Store them in a cool, dry place.
Always supervise your dog while they are eating the treat. If they swallow a large piece, contact your vet immediately.
Try offering the treat at a different time, or when the dog is more relaxed. Some dogs may take time to adjust to new treats.
Reduce the quantity given, and monitor the dog. If the issue persists, consult with a vet to rule out any underlying health concerns.
No setup is required. Simply offer the rabbit ears to your dog as a treat.
*Compatibility:* These treats are suitable for dogs 12 weeks and older, and are generally well-tolerated.
*Care:* Store the rabbit ears in a cool, dry place. Ensure fresh water is always available for your dog while they enjoy the treat. Monitor your dog while they chew and discard any small pieces that could be a choking hazard.