HDP Rabbit Furry Ears Dog Chew, 100 count

Roxy is a chewer. She loves rabbit. She is a rat-terrier and chihuahua mix, and has caught rabbits nearly her size, much to my horror. Anyway, these rabbit ears are great for her to gnaw on. The fur and cartiledge are great for her digestion and joints. The fur helps bulk up her stool, giving her perfect #2s, and her tired old joints benefit from the goodness that's in the cartiledge. Now the not so good: The quality of these ears vary from batch to batch. The previous batch I received were stinkier, which Roxy seemed to love. She'd roll on the ear before consuming it, making her smell like roadkill. I guess she likes that. I let her air-out and didn't worry too much. Once you raise a dog from puppy, you should eventually get used to the distrubing things that go into and come out of a dog and the things they roll in or bring home. Anyway, this batch of ears hardly smelled of anything and Roxy, while she enjoys them, she's not as eager. She will reluctantly grab the treat and run off with it, gnawing it and making the happy grunting noises she does when she is enjoying her groceries. THat previous, stinky batch, she'd whine and salivate when I opened the bag. No drooling over this batch, so...I guess it's okay. I'll keep them on autoship. Roxy likes them and she's what matters.

These ears are packed as two ears in each ‘serving’, attached by a little strip of skin in the middle. You can break them apart fairly easy by twisting and pulling them and then you have two separate ears. They’re not very big (each one is about 3 inches) but they are fairly chewy and last a good bit longer than most sticks and chews (not as long as bully sticks but better than jerky or dental sticks).

I wasn’t sure my dog would like these so tried a 5 count first. She loved them so I got the 25count. They are pretty good size, no strong odor (just a slight smell) and my dog eats them down fur and all.