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Air-Dried. Single-ingredient.

Rabbit ear treats for dogs are a great hypo-allergenic, high-fiber option you can feed to any dog.

Sourced from Ontarian rabbit farms, these treats are crunchy and have tiny, soft fur on the surface. Rabbit ears are a source of lean protein and assist in proper digestion.          Add rabbit ears for dogs on top of meals or as a healthy, low-fat, low-calorie snack that has incredible health benefits. 

According to traditional Chinese medicine, duck is considered to be a cool protein. When eaten, it increases the cool energies in the dog’s body. It is especially recommended for dogs that have excess hot energy.
Eating “cool proteins” can help bring a “hot dog’s” body to a neutral and balanced energy.

INGREDIENTS:

Nothing but humanely-raised rabbit ears from Ontario, Canada

Net Weight: 35g / 1.2oz

Crude Protein (min): 71.0%
Crude Fat (min): 8%
Crude Fiber (max): 4%
Moisture (max): 8.00%

• Humanely-raised rabbits from Canadian farms
• Single ingredient
• Promotes clean gut health
• Neutral energy protein
• High in lean protein
• Promotes proper cognitive function
• Aids digestion
• Hypo-allergenic option
• Crunchy texture and delicious taste
• Made with only 1 traceable ingredient
• Recommended for allergic dogs
• No additives, fillers, or preservatives
• Retains all vital nutrients in prepping process
• Perfect for picky dogs

What Kind of Energy Does Your Dog Have?

Hot Dogs Display These Symptoms:

• Always look for cool places to rest and sleep
• Body feels warm to the touch
• Have skin irritation or allergies
• Shows signs of anxiousness
• Shows reactivity to the environment
• RECOMMEND: cooling proteins & neutral proteins

Neutral Dogs Display These Symptoms:

• Body feels neutral to the touch (not too cold or hot)
• Doesn't have major allergies
• Not suffering from skin issues
• Mellow and calm behavior
• Non-reactive to the environment
• RECOMMEND: Hot/Warm Proteins, Cooling Proteins, Neutral Proteins

Cold Dogs Display These Symptoms:

• Body feels cold to the touch
• Always looks for warm places to rest and sleep
• Shows lack of appetite
• Low energy during winter months
• Shaking and shivering in room temperature
• RECOMMEND: hot/warm proteins, neutral proteins