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Good Lovin' Cow Ear Dog Chew, 0.6 oz., Pack of 1
Description
We cannot guarantee the absence of trace impurities from soil, water, air or the ingredient supply chain in any product.
The Good Lovin' Cow Ear Dog Chew appeals to your pup's senses with a stimulating texture and flavorful taste. Sourced from the ranches of South America, this snack helps to clean their teeth and gums as they chew.
- - Cow Ear Dog Chew from Good Lovin'
- - Chew Type, Moderate
- - Sourced globally
- - Satisfies their instinct to chew
- - Chewing can help strengthen jaw muscle
- - Can help clean dog teeth and gums as they chew
Specifications
| SKU | 2729284 |
|---|---|
| Lifestage | All Lifestages |
| Primary Brand | Good Lovin' |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | .6 OZ |
Additional Features
| Grain Free | Yes |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Lifestage | All Lifestages |
Ingredients
Cow Ear
Reviews
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Chewy bliss
pitbulls4me
1 year ago
My dog loves the cow ears. He gets one every time he gets his nails trimmed and ...
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Mystery piece?
5huckles
5 years ago
I’ve gotten these in the past for my 12 pound, 12 month miniature poodle and he’...
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Tonja J
Yes, I recommend this product.
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My dog loves it
Presh00
Yes, I recommend this product.
My dog loves it
Presh00
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Love these ears!
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Yes, I recommend this product.
Love these ears!
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Questions
How are these processed? Is the hair stripped off with chemicals like lye, or is it baked off naturally?
- Hi Ken2148, The Cow Ears are not processed with Chemicals (Lye). If any chemicals were present or used, it would have to be listed on the guaranteed analysis. Thanks,
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What country are the cow ears sourced from?
- Hi Rocky Star, The pig ears are sourced from multiple countries - USA, Canada, Colombia, and Turkey. Currently, majority of our supply comes from Canada. Thanks,
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Is this freeze dried raw? Or is this cooked?
- Hi JaclynQ, This cow ear is cooked. Thanks,
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Would you recommend this for a puppy ( I have a newborn - 8 weeks) but she's chewing everything!
- Hi Sheeda81 It should be fine for a puppy. Supervise pet while chewing. Remove any small, broken or splintering pieces to minimize the risk of choking or gastrointestinal blockage. If chew becomes wet, some color transfer may occur. Thanks,
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How big (or small) are they? I have a 110lb Great Dane so I’m not sure if these are big enough for her or small like the cow hooves?
- I have 90 lb pointer .. he loves them .. they keep him out of mischief .. MUCH safer than hooves because they are softer .. i highly recommend them .. also Good Lovin brand is made in USA .. my dog is 5 and I've never had a problem
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Do these contain rawhide?
- Hi JustAQuestion No the product is a single ingredient cow ear. Rawhide is the layer of skin underneath the hide of a cow and is typically processed. Thanks,
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Are the "Good Lovin'" Cow Ear Dog Chews digestible?
- Hi BKW8, Yes, it is digestible. Thanks,
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