Rabbit Feet for Dogs: Single-Ingredient Dehydrated Rabbit Feet for Dogs & Cats
Quick answer: Shades of Gray Rabbit Feet are whole, dehydrated rabbit feet 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, longer-lasting treat, and rabbit is a novel protein most dogs have never eaten. Cats can enjoy them too.
Quick Facts
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Ingredient: Whole rabbit feet with fur, nothing added
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Source: Our own family farm in Ontario
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Best for: Dogs who love a crunchy treat, dogs that react to chicken or beef, enrichment
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Process: Dehydrated, not raw
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Sizes: 70g or 100g bag, with a natural mix of foot sizes
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For: Dogs and cats (always supervise)
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Made: In small batches on Alderville First Nation, Ontario, by an Indigenous-owned family business
Want a natural, crunchy treat that isn't processed into a shape? Our rabbit feet for dogs are whole, dehydrated rabbit feet with the fur left on, and nothing else added. Dogs love the crunch, and plenty of cats love them too.
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 feet for dogs is part of how we honour the whole animal, so nothing goes to waste.
Sound Familiar?
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"My dog needs something crunchy that isn't a processed biscuit." These are whole rabbit feet, dehydrated. Nothing shaped, coated, or added.
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"My dog is allergic to chicken and beef." Rabbit is a novel protein for most dogs, and these are rabbit only.
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"My small dog needs a natural treat that isn't too big." Rabbit feet are naturally small and light, which suits small and medium dogs.
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"My cat is bored." Some cats eat them and some bat them around like a toy. Either way, they're entertained.
Why Pet Parents Choose Our Rabbit Feet for Dogs
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Single Ingredient, Nothing to Hide: 100% rabbit feet. No fillers, additives, or preservatives.
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Fur On, On Purpose: The fur adds natural fibre, the way a whole-prey diet would.
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Naturally Crunchy: A satisfying crunch that keeps dogs busy.
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Novel Protein: Rabbit is a protein most pets haven't eaten before, which makes it a smart pick for sensitive dogs.
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Natural Size Variety: Feet aren't cut to a uniform size, so every bag has a natural mix.
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Rabbit From Our Own Farm: We raise the rabbit ourselves in Ontario, without antibiotics.
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Whole-Animal Respect: Made on Alderville First Nation, rooted in the Indigenous practice of using every part of the animal.
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Resealable Bag: Keeps feet crunchy and fresh.
Perfect For
✔ Small and medium dogs
✔ Dogs who love a crunchy treat
✔ Dogs with chicken or beef sensitivities
✔ Raw-fed and whole-prey style diets
✔ Cats who need enrichment
✔ Pet parents looking for Indigenous-owned, Canadian-made treats
Like Rabbit Feet? Try our Rabbit Ears, another natural, fur-on rabbit treat.
Feeding Instructions
Give as a snack or reward. Rabbit feet are best for small and medium dogs and cats. Choose a size that suits your pet, and always supervise them while they eat. 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 Feet FAQ
Q: Are rabbit feet for dogs safe?
A: Yes, for most small and medium dogs. Rabbit feet are a natural, single-ingredient treat. Always supervise your dog, and choose a size that suits them.
Q: Why is the fur left on?
A: On purpose. The fur adds natural fibre, similar to what a dog would get from a whole-prey diet.
Q: What size dogs are rabbit feet best for?
A: Small and medium dogs, plus cats. For large dogs, our rolls or rabbit ears may be a better fit.
Q: Can cats eat rabbit feet?
A: Yes. Many cats love them, and some like to play with them before eating. Supervise your cat while they enjoy them.
Q: How many feet are in a bag?
A: About 8 to 12, depending on size. Each foot comes straight from the animal, so you'll get a natural mix of sizes.
Q: What's the difference between the 70g and 100g bag?
A: Both have the same natural mix of feet, with more in the 100g bag.
Q: Are rabbit feet good for dogs with allergies?
A: Rabbit is a novel protein for most dogs, and these are rabbit only. If your dog has a known allergy, check with your vet first.
Q: Are these treats raw or cooked?
A: They're gently dehydrated, not raw. Dehydrating keeps natural nutrients while making the feet shelf-stable.
Q: Can I subscribe?
A: Yes. Choose Subscribe and Save at checkout for delivery every month or every two months at a discount. You can skip or cancel anytime.
Q: Where does your rabbit come from?
A: We raise our rabbit ourselves on our family farm in Ontario, without antibiotics. Every batch is made at our facility on Alderville First Nation using federally inspected meat.
