Kangaroo Ears (Fur On)

Common Questions: Furry Roo Ears

What is the texture of these ears, and are they like bones?

Unlike bones, furry kangaroo ears have a tough, leathery, and chewy texture. They are firm enough to provide a good "chew session" for most dogs, but they don't have the splintering risk associated with hard marrow bones.

Do these treats have a strong scent?

Because kangaroo is a wild-caught, lean game meat, these ears have a distinct, natural aroma that dogs find incredibly high-value. While the scent is more noticeable than processed treats, it is a sign of a 100% natural product with no artificial deodorizers or chemicals.

How do the fur and fibre help with anal glands?

The fur acts as "insoluble fibre," which isn't fully broken down during digestion. This adds bulk and firmness to your dog's stool. When the stool is firm, it naturally presses against the anal glands during defecation, helping them empty on their own and potentially reducing the need for manual vet expressions.

Can my dog eat the fur, and will it be messy?

Yes, the fur is completely safe and an essential part of the "functional food" benefit. These are air-dried to be non-greasy, making them a relatively clean indoor treat, though we always recommend feeding on a wipeable surface if your dog is a slow, "soulful" chewer.

Is kangaroo a good choice for dogs with food sensitivities?

While no protein is 100% hypoallergenic for every dog, kangaroo is widely considered one of the best-tolerated options. It is a lean, wild-caught protein that is much less likely to trigger the common skin or digestive flare-ups associated with mass-farmed meats like beef or chicken.