Pig Ear Chew
Whole pig ears, fully dehydrated to a crunchy, single-ingredient chew dogs love to work on.
About this treat
Pig Ear Chews are made from whole, human-grade pig ears, fully dehydrated to a crunchy, brittle texture that keeps dogs engaged for a good long chew session. As a single-ingredient treat, it's naturally rich in protein and free from the fillers and additives found in many store-bought chews. The extended chewing time helps satisfy your dog's natural urge to gnaw while promoting healthier teeth and gums. Fully drying the ears locks in freshness and extends shelf life without any need for preservatives. Small batch prepared and FSSAI-registered for quality and safety.
Ingredients
Pig Ear
Why you'll love it
- 100% pig ear — single ingredient
- Fully dehydrated for a crunchy, brittle chew and long shelf life
- Long-lasting chew that satisfies natural gnawing instincts
- High in natural protein
- No additives, preservatives, or fillers
- FSSAI-registered, small-batch made
Feeding instructions
| Small (up to 10 kg) | 1 piece/week |
| Medium (10–25 kg) | 1–2 pieces/week |
| Large (25–40 kg) | 2 pieces/week |
| Giant (40 kg+) | 2–3 pieces/week |
Storage
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Once opened, keep in an airtight container or resealable pouch to maintain crunch and freshness. Best consumed within 3–4 weeks of opening. Refrigerate in humid conditions to extend shelf life.
FAQs
Pig ears are a natural, single-ingredient source of protein, and their size and texture make for a satisfying, long-lasting chew that helps keep dogs occupied.
Fully dried and crunchy/brittle — this ensures a longer shelf life naturally, without any preservatives. The size means dogs take their time working through it.
None. It's 100% pig ear, fully air-dried — nothing else added.
Up to 6 months unopened when stored in a cool, dry place. Refer to the batch label for the exact best-before date.
Supervise closely with puppies and smaller dogs, as the size and toughness can be a lot for young or small jaws. Introduce gradually and always supervise chewing.
This depends on your dog's size and chewing style, but the crunchy, dense texture is designed to keep most dogs occupied for an extended chew session compared to softer treats.