Natural Dog Treats with Fur | High-Fibre Natural Chews for Dogs
Explore our range of natural dog treats with fur, including ears, tails, feet, skins, and twists. These unique chews offer a different texture experience that many dogs find highly engaging and satisfying.
Made from natural, single-ingredient Australian proteins, fur-on treats provide both enrichment and a longer-lasting chewing experience as part of a balanced diet.
Why Choose Treats with Fur?
Fur-on chews are a natural part of a whole-prey style diet and provide additional fibre alongside chewing enrichment. They offer a different texture and experience compared to standard dried chews.
- Natural fibre source: Fur provides insoluble fibre that contributes to digestive function as part of a varied diet.
- Enrichment through texture: The unique texture encourages extended chewing and natural foraging behaviour.
- Single-ingredient treats: Made from natural proteins with no artificial additives or fillers.
Our Range of Fur-On Chews
This collection includes a wide variety of natural options to suit different dogs and chewing styles:
- Rabbit ears and skins
- Goat, lamb and kangaroo ears
- Beef-based fur treats and natural twists
- Other novel protein fur chews
These treats are ideal for dogs who enjoy varied textures and more natural-style chewing experiences.
Feeding Guidance
Fur-on treats can be offered occasionally as part of a varied diet. They are typically fed alongside other chews and treats to provide enrichment and variety.
As with all natural chews, supervision is recommended during feeding, and fresh water should always be available.
Common Questions
Are treats with fur safe for dogs?
Yes. Fur-on treats are natural single-ingredient chews. The fur is composed of indigestible fibre and passes through the digestive system as part of normal processing.
Why do dogs eat treats with fur?
Dogs are naturally drawn to different textures and flavours. Fur-on treats provide a novel chewing experience that supports natural foraging and chewing instincts.
Are these suitable for sensitive dogs?
Many fur-on treats use novel proteins such as rabbit or goat, which are often chosen for dogs who benefit from simpler ingredient options.
How often should I feed fur-on treats?
These treats are best offered occasionally as part of a varied treat rotation, depending on your dog’s individual diet and preferences.