Dragonfly Products Rabbit Ears with Fur for Dogs | 150g (8-10 pieces) | Natural, Healthy, Grain Free & Hypoallergenic Dog treats | Suitable for Dogs and Puppies

My little dog absolutely loves these! So much she has tried to swallow the last few bited whole. And then thrown them up. That's just her being a greedy guts though.Ruby has only been used to dental stix and other manufactured treats so was a bit wtf when I offered her this. She gave it a good awld sniff and then got stuck in. And she wanted more.She looks forward to her new treat, and jumps up and down when she hears the bag rustling 😊.It feels a bit odd seeing little bunny ears with no bunny attached. And then I start thinking about the bunny... But I'm a meat eater so just tell myself to shut the hell up. Damn hypocrisy! 🙃. The smell is as expected, no dog treat smells yummy to me, but it doesn't have to, it's not for me. The point is, Ruby loves it, she loves the taste, the texture, the smell too. And the best bit? Her permanently too soft poops are now of a normal consistency (yes she was vet checked and had treatment etc she has sensitivities and allergies) . We are both happier about this. Ever tried bagging up a sloppy one?In a nutshell, this is a belta of a treat. Healthy, no nasty crap added. Dog loves it. Dogs gut loves it. I will only give my girl these and similar animal products now. Kinda feel bad for all that 💩 I've given her over the years.

Our Hounds again Like these unfortunately come in a 9 pack so have to chop one in Half towards the end not that dogs notice they are happy to have an extra treat. I swapped to these as was told they act as a natural wormer on top of their Veterinary Plan so I know my Hounds are safe from any nasty endoparasites infections. They do have a little bit a not nice smell but does anything dead in reality. If the Dogs are Happy I am Happy

These were recommended to me by a friend who breeds dogs and loves all of them, they areGood for their digestive system they are hypoallergenic he probably has maybe one of two a week. Took me a while to to able to touch them as I was told the ones with the fur on are better for them. So as long as my boy is happy with these I will keep buying them.EXCELLENT WELL WORTH THE MONEY - THEY DON'T LAST LONG HE EATS THEM IMMEDIATELY.

Natural, fresh product. It's very smelly but my dogs would do anything to get this treat! If they are happy, I am happy!

My girl says to tell you that these smell divine (dried flesh I think she mentioned) and it's certainly helped her to crap fur coated poops all over my lawn.I'm guessing she likes them then so I will probably have to order more!!!Joking aside though I have to hold it for her to chew bit by bit as she goes frantic for them and tries to get it all in her mouth at once and when it's been chewed it's all soft and soggy and rubbery and I'm paranoid shes gonna choke , so being the good doggy mammy that I am I sit patiently with a tissue in one hand to wipe the dribbles and shoelaces and bubbles erupting from her slibbery chops (of which theirs lots) and half my hand in her mouth holding on fir dear life to the ear!!!!! It's a good job shes not possessive with her food. American bulldog. 6 stone pulling on one ear with my hand in her gob. I'm brave.All in all they're fab.

Good healthy and natural dog treats. Dogs seem to love them.

Was unsure if my dog would enjoy this, was worried he would just end up grooming them but he adores them.They are easy to break into half if needed and although they smell quite strong I didn't find it an unpleasant smell compared to other dog treats. Not a long lasting chew treat but will definitely be buying these again as they are by far his favourite treat he has ever had and I prefer to give him something natural.

Those rabbit ears worked well as a dewormer. A bit expensive, but well worth it, I will buy them again.I had to smile at the question: - "Flavor", since I didn't eat them and the dog can't talk, I had to leave it blank. :)