Shades of Gray Rabbit Ears for Dogs | Dehydrated Dog Treats

Rabbit Ears for Dogs: Single-Ingredient Dehydrated Rabbit Ears with Fur

Quick answer: Shades of Gray Rabbit Ears are whole, dehydrated rabbit ears for dogs, with the fur left on and nothing added. The rabbit is raised on our own family farm in Ontario. They're a natural, crunchy treat that keeps dogs busy, and rabbit is a novel protein for dogs that react to chicken or beef. They're light and naturally small, so they suit smaller dogs too.

Quick Facts

• Ingredient: Whole rabbit ears with fur, nothing added
• Source: Our own family farm in Ontario
• Best for: Keeping dogs busy, dogs that react to chicken or beef, small dogs
• Process: Dehydrated, not raw
• Sizes: 50g or 70g bag, with a natural mix of ear sizes
• For: Dogs and cats (always supervise)
• Made: In small batches on Alderville First Nation, Ontario, by an Indigenous-owned family business

Need something to keep your dog busy that isn't full of mystery ingredients? Our rabbit ears for dogs are whole, dehydrated rabbit ears with the fur left on, and nothing else added. They're crunchy, satisfying, and a natural way to give your dog something to work on.

Our rabbit is raised on our own family farm in Ontario, and every batch is made at our facility on Alderville First Nation using federally inspected meat. Making rabbit ears for dogs is part of how we honour the whole animal, so nothing goes to waste.

Sound Familiar?

• "My dog gets bored and needs something to keep them busy." A whole rabbit ear gives your dog a crunchy, natural treat to work through.
• "Most long-lasting treats are heavily processed." These are just rabbit ears. No coatings, no additives, no preservatives.
• "My dog is allergic to chicken and beef." Rabbit is a novel protein for most dogs, and these are rabbit only.
• "I want a natural treat for my small dog that isn't too big." Rabbit ears are naturally small and light, so they suit smaller dogs too.

Why Pet Parents Choose Our Rabbit Ears for Dogs

• Single Ingredient, Nothing to Hide: 100% rabbit. No fillers, additives, or preservatives.
• Fur On, On Purpose: The fur adds natural fibre, the way a whole-prey diet would.
• Crunchy and Satisfying: A natural, longer-lasting treat that keeps dogs busy.
• Novel Protein: Rabbit is a protein most pets haven't eaten before, which makes it a smart pick for sensitive dogs.
• Natural Size Variety: Ears aren't cut to a uniform size, so every bag has a natural mix of small and large ears.
• Rabbit From Our Own Farm: We raise the rabbit ourselves in Ontario, without antibiotics.
• Whole-Animal Respect: Made on Alderville First Nation, rooted in the Indigenous practice of using every part of the animal.
• Resealable Bag: Keeps ears crunchy and fresh.

Perfect For

✔ Dogs who need enrichment and something to keep them busy
✔ Dogs with chicken or beef sensitivities
✔ Raw-fed and whole-prey style diets
✔ Small and medium dogs who need a lighter natural treat
✔ Pet parents switching away from heavily processed long-lasting treats
✔ Pet parents looking for Indigenous-owned, Canadian-made treats

Like Rabbit Ears? Try our Rabbit Feet, another natural, single-ingredient rabbit treat. Or get ears plus four more treats in our Indigenous Feast & Flavour Pack.

Feeding Instructions

Give as a snack or reward. Choose an ear that suits your dog's size, and always supervise your pet while they enjoy it. 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.

Rabbit Ears FAQ

Q: Are rabbit ears for dogs safe?
A: Yes. Rabbit ears are a natural, single-ingredient treat that most dogs enjoy. As with any treat, choose a size that suits your dog and supervise them while they eat it.

Q: Why do the ears still have fur on them?
A: The fur is left on on purpose. It adds natural fibre, similar to what a dog would get from a whole-prey diet.

Q: What are good natural long-lasting treats for dogs?
A: Look for single-ingredient treats with no coatings or additives. Rabbit ears are a light, crunchy option that keeps many dogs busy, and they're a good fit for small and medium dogs.

Q: Why do the ears vary in size?
A: Every ear comes straight from the animal and isn't cut to a uniform shape, so each bag has a natural mix of small and large ears. Size, shape, and colour will vary from bag to bag, just like the animals they come from.

Q: How many ears are in a bag?
A: Each bag has about 8 to 12 ears, depending on their size and weight.

Q: What's the difference between the 50g and 70g bag?
A: Both have the same natural mix of ears, with more in the 70g bag. If you have a bigger dog or more than one, the 70g bag is better value.

Q: Are rabbit ears good for dogs with allergies?
A: Rabbit is a novel protein for most dogs, and these ears are rabbit only. If your dog has a known allergy, check with your vet first.

Q: Can cats eat rabbit ears?
A: Some cats enjoy them, especially smaller ears. Always supervise your cat. Many cats also love our Rabbit Feet, another natural, single-ingredient rabbit treat.

Q: Are these treats raw or cooked?
A: They're gently dehydrated, not raw. Dehydrating keeps natural nutrients while making the ears shelf-stable.

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