Rabbit Rolls - Dog & Cat Treats

Rabbit Rolls: Single-Ingredient Rabbit Treats for Dogs & Cats

Looking for a treat your dog can't get enough of, that won't upset their stomach? Rabbit Rolls are 100% rabbit from our own family farm in Ontario, gently dehydrated into firm rolls, with nothing else added. One ingredient. That's the whole list.

We make every batch at our facility on Alderville First Nation using federally inspected meat. Our customers' dogs, from 5 lb Yorkies to big retrievers, keep coming back for them.

Sound Familiar?

• "My dog reacts to chicken and beef, and they're in almost every treat." These are rabbit only. No chicken, no beef, no fillers.
• "I want a treat that lasts longer than two seconds." Give a roll whole for a firm treat your dog has to work at a little.
• "I need something I can break up for training too." Rolls snap into smaller pieces for puppies, small dogs, and quick rewards.
• "My picky dog turns down most treats." Pure rabbit has a rich smell most dogs can't ignore.

Why Pet Parents Choose Rabbit Rolls

• Single Ingredient, Nothing to Hide: 100% rabbit, dehydrated. No fillers, grain, glycerine, or preservatives.
• Novel Protein for Sensitive Pets: Rabbit is a protein most pets haven't eaten before, which makes it a smart choice for food allergies and sensitive stomachs.
• High Protein, Low Fat: 50% protein and 9% fat. Real nutrition in every roll.
• Whole or in Pieces: Give a full roll as a reward, or break it up for small dogs, cats, and training.
• Gently Dehydrated: Low and slow drying keeps natural nutrients while keeping rolls shelf-stable.
• Rabbit From Our Own Farm: We raise the rabbit ourselves in Ontario, without antibiotics.
• Made on Alderville First Nation: Small batches made at our facility using federally inspected meat, rooted in Indigenous respect for the whole animal.
• One Bag, Two Happy Pets: Safe for dogs and cats.

Perfect For

✔ Dogs and cats with food allergies or sensitive stomachs
✔ Dogs who need a treat that takes a little longer to finish
✔ Pets on limited-ingredient, raw-fed, or whole-food diets
✔ Training, rewarding, and enrichment
✔ Picky eaters who do best on one clean protein
✔ Pet parents looking for Indigenous-owned, Canadian-made treats

Buying for a bigger dog or more than one pet? Our Large Dog Bundle pairs Rabbit Rolls with Beaver Rolls and Rabbit Strips.

Feeding Instructions

Feed as a snack or reward throughout the day. Give rolls whole to medium and large dogs, or break them into smaller pieces for small dogs, cats, and training. Treats should make up no more than 10% of your pet's daily food. Always have fresh water available.

Guaranteed Analysis

Protein: 50% | Fat: 9% | Fibre: 3% | Moisture: 8%

Storage

Store in a cool, dry place and reseal the bag after opening. No refrigeration needed.

Rabbit Rolls FAQ

Q: Are these treats 100% single-ingredient?
A: Yes. Rabbit Rolls are 100% rabbit with no fillers, grain, gluten, glycerine, preservatives, or additives.

Q: Where does your rabbit come from?
A: We raise our rabbit ourselves in Ontario, without antibiotics. Every roll is made at our facility on Alderville First Nation using federally inspected meat.

Q: Are these treats raw or cooked?
A: They're gently dehydrated, not raw. Dehydrating keeps the natural flavour and nutrients and makes the rolls shelf-stable.

Q: Are Rabbit Rolls hard or soft?
A: They're firm, so many dogs enjoy working at a whole roll. For small dogs, seniors, and cats, break them into small pieces first.

Q: What size dogs can eat Rabbit Rolls?
A: Dogs of all sizes. Give a whole roll to bigger dogs, or break them up for small dogs, puppies, and training.

Q: Can cats eat Rabbit Rolls?
A: Yes. Break them into small pieces first. We also make Rabbit Cat Treats from these same rolls, already sized for cats.

Q: Is rabbit better than chicken for dogs?
A: For many dogs, yes. Rabbit is a lean, high-protein meat, and it's a novel protein, meaning most dogs haven't eaten it before. Chicken is one of the most common proteins in dog food, which is why it's also a common cause of food sensitivities. If your dog does well on chicken, there's no need to switch, but rabbit is a great option for dogs with sensitive stomachs or allergies.

Q: What are the best treats for dogs with food allergies?
A: Single-ingredient treats made from a novel protein are a good place to start, because there's only one thing your dog could react to. Our Rabbit Rolls are 100% rabbit with nothing added. If your dog has a known allergy, check with your vet first.

Q: Are rabbit paws good for dogs?
A: Rabbit feet are a popular natural treat with a firm texture that many dogs love. Like any treat, supervise your dog and choose a size that suits them. We also offer rabbit feet and ears if you want to try something beyond the rolls.

Q: How do you prepare rabbit ears for dog treats?
A: We dehydrate our rabbit ears slowly at our facility until they're fully dried and shelf-stable, with nothing added. If you're making treats at home, handle raw meat safely and dry it completely, or skip the work and let us do it for you.

Q: Do rabbit ears clear worms in dogs?
A: Furred rabbit ears have long been used as a natural way to support a clean digestive tract. The fur doesn't digest, so it acts like natural fibre, moving through the gut and possibly carrying some worms and eggs out with it. Hunters and traditional knowledge have recognized this for generations, and wild animals are known to eat rough, indigestible material for the same reason. It isn't a guaranteed dewormer, though, so keep up your regular deworming plan with your vet and think of rabbit ears as a helpful extra.

Q: What are the healthiest dog treats to give your dog?
A: Look for treats with a short ingredient list you can actually read. Single-ingredient meat treats like our Rabbit Rolls give your dog real protein without fillers, sugars, or preservatives.

Q: What is the healthiest natural dog treat?
A: Treats made from one whole, natural protein with nothing added are hard to beat. Lean meats like rabbit are high in protein and low in fat, which makes them a great everyday choice.

Q: What treats can I give my dog every day?
A: Single-ingredient, lean protein treats are a good daily option. A common guideline is to keep treats to about 10% of your dog's daily calories so their regular food still does the heavy lifting.

Q: What dog treats are not to buy?
A: Be cautious of treats with long ingredient lists, artificial colours, added sugars, chemical preservatives, or vague ingredients like "meat by-products." If you can't tell exactly what's in it or where it came from, keep looking.

Q: Are buffalo rolls good for dogs?
A: Yes. Buffalo (bison) is a lean, protein-rich meat and a great option for dogs with sensitivities. We make single-ingredient bison treats from Canadian farmed, federally inspected bison.

Q: Can I feed Rabbit Rolls as a meal?
A: They're a treat, not a complete diet. If you're thinking about meal replacement, talk to your vet so your pet's full nutritional needs are met.

Q: What's the difference between the 5-roll and 10-roll bag?
A: Same rolls, more of them. The 5-roll bag is a good way to try them, and the 10-roll bag is better value once you know your dog loves them.

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