100% Natural - Over 5 inches- Real Cow Ears Prime Dog Chews, Free Range Grass Fed Cattle (100 Count)

I have been buying these ears for years and my 3 dogs love them.. They are large...most well over 6"...and take a while for the dogs to chew. Never any waste...They eat every bit. Never had a problem with them digesting them. Give these when we kennel the dogs and they always go into the kennel without problem...in fact the Lab runs like the wind and is there waiting for me whenever she sees me get the box out :-) All in all a great treat will liked and well tolerated by my dogs.

This is an edit to my orginally review from 2017. We have been buying these ears regularly since 2017 for our 2 large dogs. They used to love them; however, the last two boxes of 100 ears were missing their favorite part of the ear--the cartilage ring. Now our dogs barely touch them unless we spread peanut butter on them. It's very sad and unfortunate since this was our go to chew treat. I contacted the seller and they refunded our last box of 100, and indicated that they use a variety of small suppliers and it appeared that the last boxes we received had been harvested/cut a bit differently from previous boxes. I never asked for a refund, but the seller processed a full refund on our last box of 100. This was a very nice surprise. I am very impressed with this company and their customer service! Once we go through the 200 ears we have, we will buy an additional box. In addition to the fact that these ears are natural and a far better option than rawhide, you should buy from this company because truly value you as a customer!Previous reivew before the change in the product:Our dogs love these ears--this is our 6th box of 100 ears, and not a bad ear in the bunch. They are large natural cow ears with a cartilage ring the dogs devour first. They are odorless and always appear to be fresh. They never leave a stain or have a greasy feel.These ears are not "raw hide" so our dogs, don't experience any "intestinal" issues--no doggie gas, no vomiting or diarrhea. Even our most veracious chewer (a 3 year old 65 lb Catahoula/lab mix) will spend hours on one ear. We have shared these treats with several of our friends dogs, and all of them seem to love them.These ears are by far one of the best dog treats/chew treats we have found.

My dog is on a raw diet and I limit the filthy beast to clean foods and snacks because, well, SOME part of this demon spawn should be clean. Having no additives and being dehydrated, they don’t stink. Just because he smells like a dumpster via a habit of rolling in swamp crud and corpses left by hunters, it’s nice to have one dog related item that doesn’t reek up a storm.Good value

I've been feeding these cow ears To my doberman pinscher for several Yes. I have noticed that the cost has gone up significantly since the pandemic and the size of the years has gotten smaller From six inches to 5 inches Nevertheless, it's still a good quality product that helps to keep her teeth clean and she gets half of an ear after each meal. Quality is very good. Seems strange to me that the united states cannot produce these years cheaper and still have the same quality. Why? Because the united states produces more beef than any country in the world and brazil is number two in the world. It's my belief that the american beef producers are simply greedy. Nevertheless I still buy these treats for my doberman pinscher.

First, they are not the ears pictured in the listing. These are paper thin. Really, just check out my pictures. They also lack the base of the ear. You know, the good part. That thick chunk of cartilaginous goodness that makes these such awesome chews. Did I mention they are paper thin? Really. They are... paper thin.Second, if you are giving these to anything larger than a Chihuahua be prepared to save your dog from choking to death. Seriously, keep an eye on your dog the entire time they are eating these. You dog is going to break large sharp pieces off and try and swallow them. I'm sure you have choked on a jagged chunk of corn chip before. It sucks. Now imagine you are trying to swallow the entire chip whole. Its going to happen to your dog.On the upside, they don't stink. So... I guess that's something.Please, I beg you. For the health and safety of your dog, possibly even it's life... DO NOT BUY THESE EARS!Buy something else, and if you find the good ears pictured in the add, please let me know where to buy them. ;)

Some reviews mention the "smaller" ears.. Yikes folks.... most of these are huge, more than making up for the FEW that are the 6 inches, advertised.My whole gang loves them, and the ears, are a good buy.I use a chop saw, cut most in 1/2 and the big ones in three's...Using a meat slicer, I slice human grade pork and chicken really thin, slap it on the "pieces" and dehydrate. Make my own treats with these ears as the basis.My gang really loves 'em, and I love making my "furry family" happy.For what you're getting, for the reasonable price being charged, I can recommend and will continue to buy.

My English Mastiffs love them, they last well and are a quality product. The only downside is the seller consistently runs out of stock for the "recuring scheduled" deliveries in favor of the "one time" higher priced deliveries.

I started getting these, exclusively from this manufacturer, in the beginning of 2018 and every single one of them was over 6 inches long. Now the average size well below that. Most of them are about 4 inches long. Along with that change, there has also been an increase in price over 16%. The MANUFACTURER (so the Amazon censors know I'm not knocking the seller) also changed the way they process these. They used to be simply dried out, in their natural shape. Now they are pressed flat. IMO, it makes them less desirable. The dogs still seem to love them. Probably the biggest pro for them is that they don't stink. Overall, they've really gone downhill over the past 8 months. Size decreased by 1/3rd and price increased 16%. I'll give them 1 more shot, then I'll look elsewhere if the size doesn't go back up to what they promise.