Lamb Ears

Lamb Ears are a gentle, low-fat chew made from a single ingredient: 100% Australian lamb ear. Softer and lighter than pig ears, they suit smaller dogs, seniors, and dogs that need a moderate chewing experience without the intensity of a hard chew.

Product Details

• Protein source: 100% Australian lamb (ear)
• Preparation: Air-dried to preserve natural flavour and nutrients
• Nutritional profile: Low fat, moderate protein, natural source of collagen from the cartilage structure
• Suitable for: All dog sizes; particularly gentle enough for small breeds, puppies over 12 weeks, and senior dogs

Which Dogs Benefit Most

Lamb is a frequently recommended protein for dogs with food allergies or intolerances, particularly those reacting to chicken or beef, the two most common proteins in commercial dog food. Because Lamb Ears contain a single ingredient with no cross-contamination from other proteins, they're a reliable option for dogs on strict elimination diets.

The low fat content makes them appropriate for dogs managing their weight or those with a history of pancreatitis. Senior dogs or those with dental sensitivities that can't handle hard chews benefit from the softer texture. The natural chewing action still provides mild dental engagement by helping reduce soft plaque accumulation along the gum line.

Feeding Guide

One ear per session works well for most dogs. Break it in half for smaller breeds or puppies to make it last longer and reduce the chance of them trying to swallow larger pieces.

• Small dogs (under 10kg): half an ear, 2-3 times per week
• Medium dogs (10-25kg): one ear, 2-4 times per week
• Large dogs (25kg+): one to two ears, 3-4 times per week; pair with a longer chew if your dog finishes quickly

Lamb ear is one of the few chews that genuinely works for senior dogs with worn teeth and puppies still developing their chewing coordination. Supervise the first couple of sessions to see how your dog handles the texture.

Storage

Keep in a sealed container in a cool, dry place. They'll keep for 90 days after opening. Unlike harder chews, lamb ears can absorb moisture in humid conditions, which softens the texture more than intended. The fridge is a good option if you live somewhere humid.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are lamb ears safe for dogs with beef or chicken allergies?

Yes. Lamb is a novel protein for most dogs, meaning their immune system hasn't been sensitised to it. These contain one ingredient: Australian lamb ear. If your dog is on a strict elimination diet, check with your vet first, but lamb ear is one of the most commonly used proteins for dogs with known sensitivities.

How do lamb ears compare to pig ears?

Pig ears are higher in fat and have a tougher, greasier texture. Lamb ears are leaner, softer, and easier on the digestion. For dogs managing their weight or those with a history of pancreatitis, lamb ears are the better option. For dogs that want a longer, harder session, pig ears or beef ears give more resistance.

Can I give lamb ears to a puppy?

Yes, from around 12 weeks. The softer texture is actually well-suited to puppies whose adult teeth are still coming in. Break into halves for very small pups. Supervise during the first few sessions until you know how your puppy approaches a new chew.

No grains. No fillers. No preservatives. No artificial flavours. Just Australian lamb ear.

As a natural, single-ingredient product, Lamb Ears may vary in colour, size, and texture between batches. This is normal and reflects the quality of the raw ingredients, not a defect.