Rabbit Ears – Red Dog Approved! 100% Australian Made (500 gram Bag, approx. 150 ears)

Our Rabbit Ears Dog Treats are a natural, low-fat chew made from premium Australian rabbit — an ideal occupier chew for small to medium dogs. These fully digestible chews are rich in protein, gentle on tummies, and have a natural flavour dogs can’t resist.

Packed in a great-value 500 gram bag (approx. 150 ears), rabbit ears are perfect for regular rewarding, dental support, and long-term chewing enrichment.

At Jordan Dog Training, we only stock treats we trust for our own dogs. That means 100% natural, no additives, preservatives, or fillers — just healthy Australian rabbit ears your dog will love.

At a Glance

✅ Product of Australia
✅ 100% Natural & fully digestible
✅ 500g bag Value Pack — approx. 150 ears
✅ Supports dental health & enrichment
✅ Trainer tested & Red Dog Approved

Product Snapshot

• Protein: Rabbit

• Ingredients: 100% rabbit ears

• Format: Crunchy chew

• Texture: Firm but digestible — ideal for small to medium dogs

• Pack size: 500 gram bag (~150 ears)

• Processing: Gently dehydrated for freshness

• Best for: Dental support, chewing enrichment, calming

• Suitability: Small to medium dogs, gentle chewers, dogs with food sensitivities

Why Choose Rabbit Ears?

Rabbit ears are more than just a chew — they’re a healthy, calming enrichment tool.

• Perfect size for small to medium dogs, easier to manage than large chews.

• Supports dental health — chewing action helps reduce plaque and tartar build-up, saving on costly dental treatments.

• Encourages calmness — satisfies chewing instincts, helping dogs settle and relax (and saving your shoes in the process!).

• Novel protein — a great option for dogs with food allergies or intolerances to common proteins.

Health Benefits

• Dental support through natural chewing action

• Mental enrichment & stress relief from satisfying chewing behaviour

• Protein-rich nutrition in a simple, single ingredient

• Gentle, digestible option for sensitive dogs

How to Use It

• As a chew: A long-lasting treat to keep small/medium dogs occupied.

• For redirection: Direct chewing instincts to a safe outlet.

• As a dental aid: Regular chewing promotes oral health.

• As enrichment: Perfect for calming after walks, training, or play.

Feeding & Safety Guidance

• Best suited for: Small to medium dogs, or dogs that prefer smaller chews.

• Natural variation: Each ear is unique in size, shape, and colour.

• Supervision: Always supervise your dog while chewing.

• Fresh water: Ensure clean water is always available.

• Moderation: Feed as part of a balanced diet, not a replacement meal.

• Veterinary advice: Consult your vet if your dog has health issues or dietary sensitivities.

Sustainability & Provenance

🌱 Sourced from premium Australian rabbit stock. Choosing rabbit ears supports local producers while giving your dog a healthy, natural chew.

Storage & Shelf Life

Best before 12 months from purchase if sealed and stored below 30°C, away from sunlight.

Best For…

• Small to medium dogs

• Dogs with food allergies or sensitivities

• Owners looking for dental support & chewing enrichment

Other Healthy Options

Looking for other healthy chews your dog might enjoy?

• Pork Tendons — long-lasting, tasty chews for jaw strength.

• Chicken Breast Jerky — lean, high-protein strips.

• Roo Tendons — tougher chews for dogs that love a challenge.

• Sheep Ears — another novel protein chew option.

The Perfect Everyday Treat

Whether you’re keeping your dog occupied, redirecting chewing habits, or rewarding them with something long-lasting, rabbit ears are a treat you’ll feel proud to give.

🐾 Your dog will love them — and you’ll love knowing every bite is healthy, natural, and Australian made.

A Note on Safety

⚠️ The information provided is intended as general guidance. It is not veterinary advice. Always supervise your dog when giving treats or chews, and ensure fresh water is available. If you have any concerns about your dog’s health, diet, or suitability for this product, please consult your veterinarian for personalised advice.