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This guide is for pet owners seeking a natural, beneficial treat for their dogs. The key win is supporting digestive health and natural deworming through the fiber-rich fur. A potential caveat is that the texture and fur may not appeal to all dogs. This product offers 100% natural, air-dried rabbit ears with fur, promoting intestinal cleansing, dental hygiene, and acting as a natural dewormer.
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FAQs
How often should I give my dog a Furry Rabbit Ear?
Feed as part of a treat or reward anytime as part of a balanced diet. We recommend starting with a few times a week and observing your dog's reaction and digestive response.
Are these safe for puppies?
Yes, they can be safe for puppies, but always supervise closely to ensure they are chewing and not swallowing large pieces. Ensure the puppy is old enough to handle chews.
What is the main benefit of the fur?
The fur provides a natural source of fiber, which aids in intestinal cleansing and can help support a natural deworming protocol by brushing through the digestive system.
How many ears are in a bag?
The count varies by bag weight: approximately 20-25 pcs/250g, 30-35 pcs/500g, 70-75 pcs/1kg, 350-375 pcs/5kg, and 630-675 pcs/9kg.
Can these help with bad breath?
The chewing action helps to clean teeth, which can contribute to fresher breath over time as part of good dental hygiene.
Do these have any artificial additives?
No, these treats are made of 100% rabbit and contain no artificial additives or preservatives.
What are the protein and fat percentages?
The analytical constituents are: Crude Protein 65%, Crude Fat 28.5%, Moisture 5%, Ash 1.9%.
Troubleshooting
Dog is hesitant to eat the fur.
Introduce the treat gradually. You can try moistening the fur slightly or pairing it with a favorite food to encourage initial interest. Some dogs may just need time to adjust to the texture.
Dog eats the ear too quickly.
While these are generally durable chews, some dogs can break them down rapidly. If this is a concern, consider offering smaller pieces or increasing the duration between treats to encourage slower consumption.
Concerns about parasites.
While the fur is believed to help with natural deworming, it is not a substitute for veterinary-prescribed parasite control. Consult your veterinarian for a comprehensive parasite prevention plan.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Promotes natural digestive health and cleansing.
- Acts as a natural aid for deworming protocols.
- Supports dental hygiene through chewing action.
- Single ingredient, hypoallergenic treat.
- No artificial additives or preservatives.
Cons
- The fur texture may be off-putting to some dogs.
- Requires supervision during consumption due to natural chew nature.
- May not be suitable for dogs with extremely sensitive stomachs if not introduced gradually.
- Can be messy due to natural composition.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: No setup is required. These are ready-to-feed treats. Introduce one ear at a time.
Compatibility: Suitable for dogs of all breeds and sizes, from puppies (with supervision) to senior dogs. They are particularly good for dogs with sensitivities to common protein sources.
Care: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Once opened, reseal the bag tightly or transfer to an airtight container to maintain freshness. Always ensure your dog has access to fresh, clean water, especially when consuming chews. Supervise your dog during feeding.