Goat Ears with Fur – Natural Dog Chews

Give your dog a naturally satisfying chew with our Goat Ears with Fur. Made from 100% goat, these tasty treats have a firm, chewy texture that keeps dogs interested while encouraging natural chewing.

The fur adds extra texture and makes every ear slightly different. Goat is also a less commonly used protein, making these chews a great way to introduce more variety into your dog’s treat selection.

WHY DOGS LOVE THEM

🐾 100% natural goat ears with fur
🐾 High in protein
🐾 Grain-free with no unnecessary additives
🐾 Naturally firm and satisfying to chew
🐾 Chewing may help to scrape plaque from the teeth
🐾 A less commonly used protein for added variety
🐾 Individually shaped, with natural variations in size and colour
🐾 Chester Approved!

COMPOSITION

100% Goat Ear with Fur

No artificial colours, flavours or preservatives.

FEEDING GUIDE

Feed as an occasional treat as part of a balanced diet. Always supervise your dog while chewing and provide plenty of fresh drinking water.

Choose treats appropriate for your dog’s size and chewing habits. Remove the treat if it becomes small enough to swallow whole.

As this is a completely natural product, the size, shape, colour and amount of fur will vary from ear to ear.

STORAGE

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Reseal the pouch after opening to help maintain freshness.

Looking for more natural chewing options? Explore our Long Lasting Dog Chews UK guide for advice on choosing suitable natural chews for your dog's size, chewing habits and individual needs.

Goats Ears with Fur for Dogs – Frequently Asked Questions

1. Are goats ears with fur good for dogs?

Goats ears with fur are natural dog chews that provide an enjoyable chewing experience for many dogs. They contain animal protein and offer a different texture from traditional dog biscuits and fur-free chews. They can be offered occasionally as part of a complete, balanced diet.

2. Is the fur on goats ears safe for dogs?

Many healthy adult dogs can tolerate small amounts of animal fur when eating natural chews. However, fur is not fully digestible and may cause digestive upset in some dogs. Large swallowed pieces can also present choking or intestinal blockage risks. Always supervise your dog and introduce furry chews gradually.

3. Do goats ears with fur act as a natural wormer?

There is no reliable scientific evidence that goats ears with fur prevent or treat intestinal worms in dogs. Although some people suggest that fur helps sweep the digestive tract, furry chews should never replace veterinary parasite prevention, testing or prescribed worming treatments.

4. How often can dogs have goats ears with fur?

Goats ears with fur should be offered as occasional treats rather than replacing complete dog food. The appropriate frequency depends on your dog's size, age, activity level and dietary requirements. As a general guideline, treats should account for no more than 10% of your dog's daily calorie intake.

5. Are goats ears with fur suitable for puppies?

Goats ears with fur may be unsuitable for young puppies because of their size, texture and potential choking risks. Some older puppies may be able to manage appropriately sized natural chews, but suitability depends on their age, dental development and chewing habits. Consult your vet before introducing furry chews to puppies.

Feeding and Safety Advice

Always supervise your dog when offering natural chews, provide fresh drinking water and choose a chew suitable for your dog's size and chewing habits.

Remove any small pieces that could be swallowed whole. Introduce new treats gradually and follow the feeding and storage instructions on the product packaging.

Avoid goats ears if your dog has a known goat protein allergy or experiences digestive upset after eating furry treats.

Natural chews should complement a complete, balanced diet rather than replace regular meals.

For further information about responsible treat feeding, see WSAVA's Feeding Treats to Your Dog guide.