Natural Farm Dog Treat Pig Ears 8Pack

Treat your dog to a naturally crunchy chew with Natural Farm Pig Ears. Made from 100% natural pork, these single-ingredient treats deliver the delicious flavour dogs love, along with a satisfying texture to keep them happily occupied.

With no added preservatives, artificial colours or unnecessary additives, pig ears are a simple way to add variety to your dog's treat routine.

Key Benefits

• 100% Natural Pork: Made from a single animal ingredient, with no unnecessary additives.
• Crunchy & Satisfying: Provides an enjoyable chewing experience that helps satisfy your dog's natural urge to chew.
• Naturally High in Protein: Contains 75% minimum crude protein.
• A Source of Fatty Acids: Naturally contains fats and fatty acids that contribute to your dog's overall diet.
• A Rawhide Alternative: An animal-based chew for dogs who enjoy a crunchy, savoury treat.
• Convenient 8-Pack: Keep a supply of natural chews ready for treat time.

Ingredients

100% Natural Pig Ears

Guaranteed Analysis

• Crude Protein (min): 75%
• Crude Fat (min): 12%
• Crude Fibre (max): 0.3%
• Moisture (max): 16%
• Ash (max): 3.78%

Approximate Energy: 139 kcal per ear.

Product Details

• Brand: Natural Farm
• Pack Size: 8 whole pig ears
• Suitable for: Dogs aged 6 months and older
• Best suited to: Light to medium chewers
• Feeding Type: Complementary treat, not a complete and balanced meal

Feeding & Safety

Introduce gradually, particularly if your dog is not used to rich natural chews. Start with a short chewing session and increase gradually while monitoring your dog's tolerance.

Always supervise your dog and provide fresh drinking water. Remove small pieces that could be swallowed whole. Pig ears are relatively rich in fat and calories, so feed in moderation and account for treats in your dog's daily food intake.

77Paws Tip

Pig ears are a great option for dogs who love a crunchy, meaty chew, but they aren't the leanest treat. If your dog is on a weight-management diet or has a sensitive stomach, offer smaller amounts or choose a leaner chew instead. For enthusiastic chewers, always check that your dog is chewing rather than trying to swallow large pieces.