Dehydrated Goat Ears (With Fur) – Natural Chew for Dogs (100% Single Ingredient)

Give your dog a long-lasting, satisfying chew that’s as close to nature as it gets.
The Doggos Dehydrated Goat Ears (With Fur) are a single-ingredient, high-protein chew that supports enrichment, gut health and natural fibre intake — making it a smart treat choice for dogs who love to chew.
The fur acts as a natural source of roughage (fibre), which can help support your dog’s digestive system gently—especially for dogs who need a more functional treat instead of empty calories.
✅ 100% Natural
✅ Single ingredient (Goat ear + fur)
✅ Air/dehydrated (no frying, no preservatives)
✅ Great for chewing enrichment + boredom
✅ Supports digestion + natural gut cleanse routine
Why Goat Ears With Fur? (Benefits)
🦷 1) Supports Dental Hygiene
Chewing helps reduce plaque buildup and keeps your dog’s jaws active and engaged.
🧠 2) Mental Enrichment & Calming Chew
Perfect for dogs who get bored easily, chew furniture, or need something to focus on.
🌿 3) Fur = Natural Fibre for the Gut
The fur acts like natural roughage, which may support digestion and help maintain regular bowel movements.
💪 4) Lean Protein, High Value Treat
Goat ears are a high-reward chew without being overly fatty like many heavy chews.
🐾 5) Gentle Alternative to Hard Bones
It’s a safe chew option compared to cooked bones or ultra-hard chews that may stress teeth.
Ingredients
100% Goat Ear (with fur)
No additives • No preservatives • No chemicals • No flavouring
Texture & Chew Level
Chew type: Crunchy → chewy
Difficulty: Medium chew
Best for: Moderate chewers / dogs who love natural chews
Recommended For
✅ Puppies above 20 weeks (only if they already chew confidently)
✅ Adult dogs & senior dogs (supervised)
✅ Dogs who love chewing
✅ Dogs who do well with natural fibre
✅ Dogs on a functional treat routine (gut support + enrichment)
Not Recommended For
❌ Dogs who swallow chews whole without chewing
❌ Dogs with a history of intestinal blockage
❌ Dogs with very sensitive digestion (introduce slowly)
❌ Dogs on strict vet-prescribed low-residue diets
Feeding Guide (How to Serve)
Treats should be 10% or less of your dog’s daily diet.
Suggested use:
Small dogs: ½ ear per session
Medium dogs: 1 ear per session
Large dogs: 1–2 ears per session
💡 Beginner tip: Start with short chew sessions (5–10 mins) and monitor stool changes when introducing fur chews.
Always provide fresh drinking water.
Safety Instructions (Important)
✔ Always supervise while chewing
✔ Choose the right size for your dog
✔ Remove the chew if it becomes small enough to swallow
✔ Not a meal replacement
✔ If your dog is new to fur chews, start slow
Storage Instructions
Store in a cool, dry place away from moisture and sunlight.
Seal the jar tightly after use.
📌 Do not refrigerate (moisture can spoil dehydrated treats).
What Makes The Doggos Goat Ears Different?
At The Doggos, we focus on clean, functional treats — not fillers.
Our goat ears are dehydrated for maximum nutrition retention, packed hygienically, and made for pet parents who want treats that do more than just “snack”.
FAQs – Dehydrated Goat Ears (With Fur)
1) Is fur safe for dogs to eat?
Yes — fur is a natural source of fibre/roughage. Many dogs tolerate it well and it can support digestion. Always introduce slowly.
2) Does this work as a dewormer?
This is a natural fibre-based gut support chew and may support a “natural deworming routine”, but it is not a medical replacement for vet-prescribed deworming medicines.
3) Will it cause loose stools?
Some dogs may have softer stool when trying fur chews for the first time. Start with half portion and monitor.
4) Can puppies eat goat ears with fur?
Yes for puppies 12+ weeks, but only under supervision and if they chew properly.
5) My dog swallows chews quickly. Should I give this?
If your dog tends to gulp treats, avoid or only offer with strict supervision. You can also hold the chew for the first few minutes to encourage chewing.
6) How often can I give this?
Typically 2–4 times per week as a functional chew, depending on your dog’s size and tolerance.
7) Does it smell bad?
It has a natural “animal chew” smell (not perfumed). Most pet parents find it manageable compared to some fish treats.
8) Is it suitable for dogs with allergies?
It’s a single-ingredient chew, which is great for many dogs with sensitivities—but if your dog is allergic to goat protein, avoid.