Which treats - natural dried animal origin

by **Nifty staffy** Tue Jul 06 2021, 21:28

Pet shop shelves are full of animal origin treats.
I’m not talking dried strips of chicken or beef but pig trotters, snouts or ears, beef nerves, calf hooves or ears, chicken feet, etc
They’re not at all appealing to me sick

but I figure the girls might appreciate.

We know rawhide is a definite no-no but are these food stuffs any good to feed ?
If so, which ones ? What to look for in a quality product ?

Thanks

by **Jenc** Wed Jul 07 2021, 07:39

Katy loves pig snouts & cow ears, I can't bring myself to buy the hairy ones though sick

The only thing I have to watch is her biting big lumps off the ears & trying to swallow them!

by **gillybrent** Wed Jul 07 2021, 08:00

Rabbit ears, fur on, are good - do you get those where you are?

Also, buffalo steaks etc. But as with all treats, feed sparingly or they stop being treats!

by **Nifty staffy** Thu Jul 08 2021, 20:24

I’ve not seen “rabbit parts” here …
Tried dried cow tendons and they loved them. Kept the girls busy 5-10 minutes too !

by Caryll2 Fri Jul 09 2021, 09:23

We used to give Dempsey rabbit ears, fur on. He loved them!

Badger has had one, but the fur seemed to trigger his prey drive so that's all he's had so far.

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