Air Dried Whole Rabbit Ears with Fur - Natural Healthy Dog Treats or Dog Chews, Single Ingredient, 1.5 oz, 4 to 6 Count

The media could not be loaded. My dog was confused and hesitant when he saw the rabbit ear with fur for the first time, but once he tried it, it quickly became his favorite treat! It’s super crunchy and keeps him entertained for a while. I like it that it is single ingredient, without any filler. Definitely a unique and healthy snack!

I love single ingredient dog treats, and the less processing the better! These rabbit ears are just that. With the fur still on to help clean your dogs digestive system in natural and gentle way makes them even better! These treats being air dried is awesome, locking in nutrients while leaving them shelf stable. These are incredibly easy for a dog to chew with no splintering into sharp pieces. A great alternative to that bleached chemical soaked raw hide you can find in big box stores. My dogs absolutely loved these and had no problem eating them. My mother's dog prefers the parts with little to no fur but loves the crunch either way. Additionally these have a very light smell that I can quite describe but it's nothing like a stinky cow hoof or pig ear chew. Overall if you're interested in feeding your dog whole, natural, and minimally processed dog treats without grains, poultry, additives, or synthetic preservatives then this is absolutely one of the best options.Now, for the technical details. These ears average at about 5 inches long and weigh less than an ounce each. My bag came with 5 ears but that may very since this product is sold by weight. There are 18 calories on average per ear and they are 71% protein, 11% fat, and 1% fiber according to the guaranteed analysis.Bonus: There is a small typo on the back of the package but it has been resourcefully corrected with a sticker. Which I actually appreciate a lot since it cuts down on plastic waste for having to completely reprint new packaging.

I recently gave these Benji & Louie Air Dried Rabbit Ears a try for my dog, and while they have some great qualities, they were a bit unsettling for me personally. The ears still have the fur on them, which was a little freaky since I used to own a rabbit as a pet. However, the neutral smell helped ease that weirdness, and my dog didn’t seem bothered at all.I really appreciate that these treats are made with rabbit protein since my dog has sensitive skin and stomach issues. It’s always nice to find treats that aren’t the usual chicken or beef, which often trigger her allergies. My dog is highly food-motivated, and she grabbed the rabbit ear from me immediately. At first, she seemed unsure of what to do with it since it was a new texture, but within seconds she figured it out and chewed it up in less than a minute. The texture must have been really enjoyable for her, and she was instantly looking for more.What I liked most is that the treat didn’t cause her any digestive issues or skin reactions, which is always a concern given her sensitivities. It’s something I’ll probably give her as an occasional treat rather than a regular thing, especially since it’s such a quick chew for her. Overall, my dog loved it, and it’s nice knowing it’s a natural, single-ingredient treat that works with her allergies.

Offered these to my 3 LGDs. Two of them thought they were the best thing since potato chips. The other one picked it up, looked at me, then put it back down out of his dish like 'ahem, I don't want a garnish with my dinner'. Mind you, he did go back and eat the treat after he was done with dinner, but it was funny. My dogs found them to be very palatable.

OMG, they weren't kidding when they said "Whole Rabbit Ears With Fur"! You can see and feel the fur, and actually stroke it with your eyes closed to feel just like you're stroking a real rabbit's fur! Kind of a turn off to animal lovers but I thought the dogs would really go for this as its quite unique - I never really saw anything else quite like it! BUT... I was wrong... both our dogs checked it out by sniffing it at first but they weren't quite sure. Then they actually reluctantly took them in their mouths from my hand. Ultimately they left them on the ground and walked away. Neither dog liked it. Will probably end up giving these to another friend who has dogs but it was a definitely fail here with our dogs.Edit: A couple of hours later our larger dog came back to these and decided she would actually tackle it. She actually loved it and looking for more. The smaller dog still had no interest, so our larger dog decided to steal his and enjoyed it.To summarize, there was initially no interest.... but a few hours later the larger dog decided to actually try it and loved it! The smaller dog wanted no part of it. So mixed reaction(s) from our two dogs.... that's why I rated it 3 stars (right in the middle). If our dogs are going to be representative of other dogs, you actually have a 50/50 chance as to whether your dog(s) will like these or not. Worth a try in that its so unique but if you're an animal lover you, as a human, may have a problem accepting these for your dog(s).

We lightly dusted these with the enzymes our pup needs to digest food, and she has had no problems with these treats whatsoever. She loves them! I haven't noticed any smell, but she only gets them outside, and will run back to the spot she was chewing on the treat the next time we let her out, hoping she'll find some pieces she missed.

My pup is a picky eater. She doesn’t like traditional dog treats. She won’t eat peanut butter unless it’s organic. However, we’ve found out that she likes ears. We’ve tried pig & cow ears. She loves them. So we had to try rabbit. This by far are the ones I felt a bit bad about. It’s probably because the fur is still on them. They’re obviously fuzzy but she loves them. They sound very crunchy. They didn’t upset her stomach. They’re also smaller than cow & pig ears.

Got these as toppers for our huskies dinners which are half raw - and these ears are great for cleaning out the gut and the teeth, the fur is almost like floss and supposed to work wonders! The pups loved them, always the 1st thing to go from their bowls once we got them. Gonna have to defintely get more! They didn't have a smell or anything bad so thast was nice for us humans!