Rabbit Ears – Premium Single-Ingredient Dehydrated Rabbit Chews for Dogs & Cats

Born from Indigenous respect for the whole animal, Rabbit Ears are as clean as a treat gets. Made from 100% single-ingredient rabbit, fur and all, these dehydrated chews deliver a satisfying crunch and a naturally nutrient-rich bite, with absolutely nothing else added.

Crafted in small batches at our Alderville First Nation facility, these ears are a great everyday chew for dogs and cats, especially pets with allergies or sensitive digestion.

Why Pet Parents Choose Rabbit Ears

• Single Ingredient, Nothing to Hide — Just 100% rabbit, dehydrated. No fillers, additives, or preservatives, so what you see is what your pet eats.
• Extra Fibre from the Fur — The fur left on the ears adds natural fibre that supports healthy digestion, a wholesome bonus most treats don't offer.
• Nutritionally Rich Cartilage — The cartilage in the ears makes for a satisfying chew that's as nutritious as it is enjoyable.
• Hypoallergenic & Easy to Digest — A smart pick for pets with allergies or digestive sensitivities, gentle on the stomach and simple to break down.
• High in Protein, Vitamins & Minerals — Supports your pet's overall health and vitality with every bite.
• Small-Batch Made on Alderville First Nation — Federally inspected meat and rooted in Indigenous respect for the whole animal, not mass-produced.
• Resealable Bag Keeps It Fresh — No rushing to finish the bag before it goes stale.

Perfect For

• ✔ Dogs and cats with food allergies or digestive sensitivities
• ✔ Pets on limited-ingredient, raw-fed, or whole-food diets
• ✔ Pet parents looking for a natural, added-fibre chew
• ✔ Picky eaters who thrive on one clean protein
• ✔ Pet parents seeking Indigenous-owned, Canadian-made treats
• ✔ Pet parents transitioning off ultra-processed treats

Join the growing number of Canadian pet parents who've made the switch to clean, single-ingredient treats. Shop Rabbit Ears today.

Feeding Instructions

Feed to your pet several times a day as a healthy snack or as a meal substitute, providing them with a nutritious and delicious treat they'll love.

Guaranteed Analysis

Moisture: 8%, Fibre: 3%, Fat: 9%, Protein: 50%.

FAQ

Q: Are Rabbit Ears suitable for dogs and cats with allergies? A: Yes. With only one ingredient, rabbit, there's nothing hidden to trigger a reaction, and they're hypoallergenic and easy to digest, making them a great option for sensitive pets.

Q: Are these treats 100% single-ingredient? A: Absolutely. Our Rabbit Ears are made with 100% rabbit and contain no fillers, additives, or preservatives of any kind.

Q: Why do the ears still have fur on them? A: The fur is left on intentionally. It provides extra natural fibre that supports healthy digestion, a wholesome bonus you won't find in most treats.

Q: How many ears are in a bag?
A: Each bag has approximately 8 to 12 ears, depending on their size and weight. Since these come straight from the animal with no cutting to a uniform size, you'll get a natural mix of small and large ears.

Q: What's the difference between the 50g and 70g bag?
A: Both bags contain that same natural mix of small and large ears, just more of them in the 70g size. If you have a bigger dog or go through treats quickly, the 70g bag is the better value.

Q: What size dogs can enjoy Rabbit Ears? A: Rabbit Ears are suitable for dogs of all sizes, as well as cats, and make a satisfying everyday chew.

Q: Are these treats raw or cooked? A: Our Rabbit Ears are gently dehydrated to preserve natural nutrients while remaining shelf-stable and safe for everyday feeding.

Q: How should I store Rabbit Ears? A: Store in a cool, dry place. Reseal the bag after opening to maintain freshness.

Q: Where are Shades of Gray treats made? A: All Shades of Gray treats are proudly made in Canada by an Indigenous-owned business at our Alderville First Nation facility, using ethically sourced Canadian proteins.

Q: Can I feed Rabbit Ears as a meal replacement? A: Rabbit Ears can be fed as a meal supplement or high-value chew. For complete meal replacement, consult your veterinarian to ensure your pet's full nutritional needs are met.