Rabbit Ears with Fur for Dogs | 100% Rabbit

100% rabbit ears. Fur on. In a certified compostable bag.

Available from 15th June 2026 for dispatch. 

The fur is not an accident or a by-product of cutting corners — it is the point. Rabbit fur acts as a natural fibre source in the digestive tract, functioning in a similar way to roughage: it moves through the gut and can help carry intestinal worms and debris out in the process. This is a commonly cited benefit of furry rabbit ears and is well-established in natural feeding circles, though if your dog has a confirmed worm burden you should be treating that properly, not relying on rabbit ears.

The chew itself is 82% crude protein — the highest protein content in the range — and a low-fat option at 4% crude fat. That makes rabbit ears one of the leaner chews available, useful for dogs that need to be engaged and occupied without adding significant calories.

Light, airy texture, easy for most dogs to manage. Suitable for puppies under supervision.

Complementary feed. Not suitable as a sole diet. Always supervise your dog when feeding a chew.

Composition Rabbit ear with fur (100%)

Analytical constituents (per 100g) Crude protein: 82% Crude oils and fats: 4% Crude fibre: X% Crude ash: 4% Moisture: 6%

Feeding guide Feed as a complementary treat alongside your dog's main diet.

Always provide fresh water. Supervise your dog while chewing.

The packaging Natureflex NVS film — home and industrially compostable, certified to EN 13432 and the Din Certco home compostable standard. Derived from wood pulp from responsibly managed forests. Not just recyclable — genuinely compostable at home, in your food waste bin, or in an industrial facility.

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