Rabbit Strips – Premium Single-Ingredient Dehydrated Rabbit Treats for Dogs & Cats

Born from Indigenous respect for the whole animal, Rabbit Strips are as clean as a treat gets. Made from 100% single-ingredient, Ontario-sourced whole rabbit and gently dehydrated to lock in natural flavour and nutrition, they deliver consistent protein, satisfying treat, and high palatability, with absolutely nothing else added.

Crafted in small batches at our Alderville First Nation facility, these strips are ideal for pets with food sensitivities or sensitive stomachs, picky eaters, or pet parents who just want a clean, reliable everyday treat.

Why Pet Parents Choose Rabbit Strips

• Single Ingredient, Nothing to Hide — Just 100% Ontario-sourced whole rabbit, dehydrated and antibiotic-free. No preservatives, gluten, or glycerine, so what you see is what your pet eats.
• Novel Protein for Sensitive Tummies — Rabbit is a protein most pets haven't been exposed to, making it a smart first step if allergies or sensitivities are part of your pet's story.
• High Protein, Low Fat, Low Cholesterol — 50% protein, 9% fat. Wholesome nutrition without the extra weight on your pet's system.
• Rich in Vitamin B12, Iron & Zinc — More than a treat, it's a boost for energy, immunity, and a healthy coat.
• Supports Dental Health — The natural chew texture helps keep teeth and gums working the way they should.
• Small-Batch Made on Alderville First Nation — Federally inspected meat and rooted in Indigenous respect for the whole animal, not mass-produced.
• One Treat, Two Happy Pets — Safe and delicious for both dogs and cats, so one bag covers the whole household.
• Resealable Bag Keeps It Fresh — No rushing to finish the bag before it goes stale.

Perfect For

✔ Dogs and cats with food allergies or sensitivities
✔ Pets on limited-ingredient, raw-fed, or whole-food diets
✔ Training, rewarding, and enrichment activities
✔ 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 Strips today.

Feeding Instructions

Feed several times a day as a healthy snack or high-value reward. Strips can be broken into smaller pieces for small dogs, cats, or high-frequency training sessions. Always ensure fresh water is available.

Guaranteed Analysis

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

FAQ

Q: Are Rabbit Strips suitable for dogs and cats with allergies? A: Yes. Rabbit is a novel protein commonly recommended by veterinarians for pets with food sensitivities or allergies. With only one ingredient, there's nothing hidden to trigger a reaction.

Q: Are these treats 100% single-ingredient? A: Absolutely. Our Rabbit Strips are made with 100% Ontario-sourced whole rabbit and contain no fillers, gluten, preservatives, or glycerine of any kind.

Q: Are Rabbit Strips antibiotic-free? A: Yes. Our rabbit is raised and sourced without antibiotics, so you can feel good about every ingredient going into your pet's treat.

Q: What nutrients do Rabbit Strips provide beyond protein? A: Rabbit is naturally rich in Vitamin B12, iron, and zinc, which support your pet's energy levels, immune health, and coat condition.

Q: What size dogs can enjoy Rabbit Strips? A: Suitable for dogs of all sizes. Simply break the strips into smaller pieces for small dogs, puppies, or training use.

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

Q: How should I store Rabbit Strips? 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 Strips as a meal replacement? A: Rabbit Strips can be fed as a meal supplement or high-value snack. For complete meal replacement, consult your veterinarian to ensure your pet's full nutritional needs are met.