Rabbit Ears With Fur
Rabbit Ears With Fur
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Dried Rabbit Ears with Fur offer an all-natural chew that keep your pet safe and healthy. They're grain and gluten-free, making them suitable for almost any pet diet, while their natural wormer properties provide an additional layer of protection.
Should you stock rabbit ears?
Rabbit ears are one of the best selling dog treats throughout the UK, making them an absolute must for your store. Rabbit ears a great option for your customer, offering several health benefits, including:
- High protein to support with muscle development and repair
- Dental health, acting as a natural chew to remove plaque and tartar
- 100% natural ingredients
- Natural dewormer, removing potential parasites from the digestive system
- Low fat treat, ideal for weight management
- Easy digestion to support dogs with sensitive stomachs
In addition to this, you can take advantage of a low minimum order quantity of just £100 + VAT, with free next day delivery available on orders before 2pm when stocking with us. Sign up for a trade account to enjoy exclusive discounts and bulk deals at the best possible price.
Shipping Information
Shipping Information
Free next day delivery on orders placed before 12pm.
For LARGE orders: Depending on the weight or quantity items on your order, this may be a pallet order.
Please allow up to 5 working days for delivery from the date you placed your order.
Ingredients
Ingredients
100% Rabbit Ear
Analytical Constituents
Crude protein: 51.1%
Crude oil & fat: 19.4%
Crude fibre: 0.4%
Crude ash: 3.9%
Feeding Guide
Feeding Guide
Feed no more than one per day, as a treat or reward as part of a healthy, balanced diet. If you are unsure on how much to feed, please consult your dog's vet.
Select the correct size treat for your dogs size and feeding habits.
We recommend that they should be fed to dogs older than 4 months.
Product Safety
Product Safety
Always remember to provide fresh drinking water and keep a watchful eye on your dog while feeding any treat.
Natural Treats have the risk of splintering, especially dog bones.
If splintering occurs, remove when appropriate to prevent hazard.
