Pig Ears for Dogs & Pork Treats
£53.10
Pig ears, trotters, and other pork dog chews
Chewing, nibbling, biting—which dog doesn't love these activities? A fragrant pig's ear for dogs, a meaty ham bone, or low-fat pig snouts offer engaging chewing experience.. Pork dog chews not only provide a tasty snack between meals but also encourage mechanical chewing.
Pig ears, trotters, and other pork dog chews
Chewing, nibbling, biting—which dog doesn't love these activities? A fragrant pig's ear for dogs, a meaty ham bone, or low-fat pig snouts offer engaging chewing experience.. Pork dog chews not only provide a tasty snack between meals but also encourage mechanical chewing.
Pig's ears for dogs – A great treat for all breeds
A popular classic among canine snacks is the pig ear. Whether air-dried ears from regional production, strips, or inner ear shells—here you will find an irresistibly delicious selection for your four-legged friend. Dogs love the smell of the natural product, which guarantees hours of playtime! Many dogs find them palatable, and they may be suitable for dogs with sensitive digestion.
Pig's ears for dogs – A great treat for all breeds
A popular classic among canine snacks is the pig ear. Whether air-dried ears from regional production, strips, or inner ear shells—here you will find an irresistibly delicious selection for your four-legged friend. Dogs love the smell of the natural product, which guarantees hours of playtime! Many dogs find them palatable, and they may be suitable for dogs with sensitive digestion.
Ham bones – For extra long chewing fun
Spanish Serrano ham is popular not only among human gourmets. Man's best friend also appreciates this delicacy, especially in the form of a delicate ham bone. Left in their natural state, the bones are filled with pieces of meat. They provide hours of chewing fun and are loved by dogs of all breeds due to their intense smell. It is best to serve this treat outdoors.
Ham bones – For extra long chewing fun
Spanish Serrano ham is popular not only among human gourmets. Man's best friend also appreciates this delicacy, especially in the form of a delicate ham bone. Left in their natural state, the bones are filled with pieces of meat. They provide hours of chewing fun and are loved by dogs of all breeds due to their intense smell. It is best to serve this treat outdoors.
Alternative pork snacks for dogs: pig snouts & dried pork intestines
Explore other dog pork treats such as pig snouts, low in fat and less odorous than many other pork snacks! This second feature definitely distinguishes them from many other pork snacks. Small dogs particularly value dried pork intestines and other delicate chews that won't be too hard for their teeth. Even puppies can eat them because, unlike bones, they are flexible and relatively soft.
Alternative pork snacks for dogs: pig snouts & dried pork intestines
Explore other dog pork treats such as pig snouts, low in fat and less odorous than many other pork snacks! This second feature definitely distinguishes them from many other pork snacks. Small dogs particularly value dried pork intestines and other delicate chews that won't be too hard for their teeth. Even puppies can eat them because, unlike bones, they are flexible and relatively soft.
Raw or cooked – which pork for dogs to choose?
Are you considering serving cooked or raw pork for dogs? Here are a few tips.
| Type of pork | Raw pork |
|---|---|
| Advantages | Rich in protein and nutrients. For many animals, it is more palatable, so they eat it more willingly. |
| Disadvantages | Many pet parents fear Aujeszky's virus (pseudorabies). Many EU countries are free from this virus—always check the source of the meat and consult your vet if unsure. |
| Tips | We recommend serving raw pork only after freezing it for about 3 weeks. |
| Type of pork | Cooked pork |
| Advantages | Thermal processing ensures the meat is free of viruses and bacteria. It is easier to digest, though it may sometimes be less attractive than raw meat. |
| Disadvantages | Cooking can lead to the loss of some nutrients. |
| Tips |
Type of pork | Advantages | Disadvantages | Tips |
|---|---|---|---|
Raw pork | Rich in protein and nutrients. For many animals, it is more palatable, so they eat it more willingly. | Many pet parents fear Aujeszky's virus (pseudorabies). Many EU countries are free from this virus—always check the source of the meat and consult your vet if unsure. | We recommend serving raw pork only after freezing it for about 3 weeks. |
Cooked pork | Thermal processing ensures the meat is free of viruses and bacteria. It is easier to digest, though it may sometimes be less attractive than raw meat. | Cooking can lead to the loss of some nutrients. |
Raw or cooked – which pork for dogs to choose?
Are you considering serving cooked or raw pork for dogs? Here are a few tips.
| Type of pork | Raw pork |
|---|---|
| Advantages | Rich in protein and nutrients. For many animals, it is more palatable, so they eat it more willingly. |
| Disadvantages | Many pet parents fear Aujeszky's virus (pseudorabies). Many EU countries are free from this virus—always check the source of the meat and consult your vet if unsure. |
| Tips | We recommend serving raw pork only after freezing it for about 3 weeks. |
| Type of pork | Cooked pork |
| Advantages | Thermal processing ensures the meat is free of viruses and bacteria. It is easier to digest, though it may sometimes be less attractive than raw meat. |
| Disadvantages | Cooking can lead to the loss of some nutrients. |
| Tips |
Type of pork | Advantages | Disadvantages | Tips |
|---|---|---|---|
Raw pork | Rich in protein and nutrients. For many animals, it is more palatable, so they eat it more willingly. | Many pet parents fear Aujeszky's virus (pseudorabies). Many EU countries are free from this virus—always check the source of the meat and consult your vet if unsure. | We recommend serving raw pork only after freezing it for about 3 weeks. |
Cooked pork | Thermal processing ensures the meat is free of viruses and bacteria. It is easier to digest, though it may sometimes be less attractive than raw meat. | Cooking can lead to the loss of some nutrients. |
If not pork dog chews – then what?
Feel like your pet is not the biggest fan of pork? We understand; it happens that a pooch has strong preferences for different types of meat. No worries, we have a solution for that! Choose fish, poultry, lamb, or even exotic meats.
To start, we suggest testing:
If not pork dog chews – then what?
Feel like your pet is not the biggest fan of pork? We understand; it happens that a pooch has strong preferences for different types of meat. No worries, we have a solution for that! Choose fish, poultry, lamb, or even exotic meats.
To start, we suggest testing:
Buy pork dog treats at zooplus
In our online shop, you can get everything your dog's heart and stomach desire... and much more! Choose the right treat for your pet and let them enjoy high-quality products. At zooplus, we offer fast delivery directly to your door—you don't have to buy treats and food separately. Go ahead and take advantage of promotions and choose value packs so your dog can eat much more deliciousness for the same price.
Buy pork dog treats at zooplus
In our online shop, you can get everything your dog's heart and stomach desire... and much more! Choose the right treat for your pet and let them enjoy high-quality products. At zooplus, we offer fast delivery directly to your door—you don't have to buy treats and food separately. Go ahead and take advantage of promotions and choose value packs so your dog can eat much more deliciousness for the same price.