- 4.63/5 from 16 reviews on Verified customer reviews on this store
- One ingredient: whole pig ear, nothing added
- Hand sorted and thick cut, around 39 g an ear
- Batch tested by a third-party laboratory
- Free delivery Australia wide on orders over $75
Natural Pork Ear Dog Treat | Whole Pig Ears For Dogs
Natural Pork Ear Dog Treat, x10 Pack
- One Ingredient
- Batch Tested
- Thick Cut
- Two Pack Sizes
Pack size: x10 Pack
Price: $49 $75
- Delivery time: 5-7 days, varying by location
- Free delivery across Australia on orders $75+, otherwise a flat $27.50
- Pay by card or PayPal, handled by the payment provider
- 14 days to change your mind, plus your statutory rights
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Product specifications
| Ingredients | Whole pork ear. Nothing else |
|---|---|
| Average weight | About 39 g an ear |
| Energy | Roughly 70 kcal an ear |
| Salt | None added |
| Bone | None |
| Rawhide | None |
| Grain and gluten | Naturally free of both |
| Processing | Irradiated, then batch tested by a third-party laboratory |
| Tested for | Salmonella, coliform, yeast and mould |
| Pack sizes | 10 or 40 ears |
| Packaging | Heavy gauge resealable bag |
| Feeding | A complementary treat, not a meal |
| This pack | 10 ears |
| Weight | Light |
Shipping & returns
Tracked delivery anywhere in Australia. It is free on orders of $75 or more, and a flat $27.50 below that. Allow 5 to 7 days, after a 24 to 48 hour handling time.
Under the Australian Consumer Law you have 14 days from delivery to cancel for any reason, and a further 14 days to send it back in resaleable condition. We refund the price you paid, including standard delivery. You cover the cost of returning it unless the item is faulty.
If it arrives faulty, damaged or not as described, we put it right at no cost to you under the Australian Consumer Law and the Australian Consumer Law, return postage included.
Looking after it
Keep the bag sealed in a cool dry cupboard and they will stay good for months. Give one under supervision and take it away when it gets small enough to swallow.
About this product
One ingredient. You know exactly what is in it.
Whole pig ears, hand sorted and thick cut, around 39 grams an ear. No bone, no rawhide, nothing added, and every batch tested by an outside laboratory.
Whole pig ears, hand sorted so the small thin ones do not go in the bag. The average is about 39 grams an ear, which is large.
One ingredient. There is no bone in them, no rawhide, and no synthetic chemicals or hormones, so you know exactly what your dog is chewing.
Every run is irradiated and then a random sample is sent to an outside laboratory and tested for salmonella, coliform, yeast and mould.
They keep a dog busy. For a smaller dog, under about 20 lb, one ear is usually 30 to 45 minutes of work.
Packs of 10 and 40, in a heavy resealable bag. Stored sealed and dry they stay good for months.
Most chews on a supermarket shelf are rawhide, and rawhide is not really a food. It is a leather by-product that has been cleaned, pressed and shaped, and plenty of owners have decided they would rather not.
A pig ear is the opposite kind of product. It is one part of one animal, dried, and that is the whole ingredients list. No bone, no synthetic chemicals, no hormones.
Size is the thing people notice first. These are whole ears rather than off-cuts, hand sorted so the thin ones are left out, and the average comes in around 39 grams. A bigger, thicker ear takes longer to get through, which is the entire point of buying a chew.
They are also less greasy than a lot of what is sold, and they do not have much of a smell. That matters more than it sounds when the bag lives in a kitchen cupboard.
Pig ears are high in fat, so they are a treat rather than a meal, and they belong alongside a balanced diet rather than in place of one. If your dog has a sensitive stomach, ask your vet before you start.
Give one under supervision, and take it away once it is small enough to swallow.
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What our customers say
4.63/5 from 16 reviews on Verified customer reviews on this store
Still deciding?
Not sure yet? That is fine.
You can change your mind. Under the Australian Consumer Law you have 14 days from delivery to cancel for any reason, and a further 14 days to send it back in resaleable condition. We refund the price you paid, including standard delivery.
If it turns up faulty, damaged or not as described, that is on us. The Australian Consumer Law covers you, we pay the return postage, and you can have a repair, a replacement or your money back. Read the full detail on our refunds and returns page, or ask us anything before you order.
Got questions?
Frequently Asked Questions
How many ears are in a pack?
Two pack sizes. The x10 Pack holds ten ears and the x40 Bulk Pack holds forty.
How big are the ears?
They are whole ears rather than off-cuts, hand sorted so the thin ones are left out. The average is around 39 grams.
How many calories are in one ear?
Roughly 70 kcal an ear.
Is there any added salt?
No. No salt is added.
Is there rawhide in them?
No. These are whole pig ears. Rawhide is a different product entirely.
Is there bone in them?
No bone, and nothing synthetic. The ingredients list is one line: whole pork ear.
How long does one ear last?
For a smaller dog, under about 20 lb, one ear is usually 30 to 45 minutes of work. A determined chewer will be faster.
Are they tested?
Yes. Every run is irradiated, then a random sample from random lots is sent to a third-party laboratory and tested for salmonella, coliform, yeast and mould.
Do they smell?
Less than most. They are drier and less greasy than a lot of what is sold, which is what people notice when the bag lives in a kitchen cupboard.
How should I store them?
Keep the bag sealed in a cool dry cupboard. Stored that way they stay good for months.
What is the bag like?
A heavy gauge resealable bag.
Can I give one to a puppy?
Size the chew to the dog and stay in the room. Ask your vet about your own puppy before you start.
Should I supervise?
Yes. Give one under supervision and take it away when it gets small enough to swallow.
Are they suitable for a dog with a sensitive stomach?
Pig ears are high in fat. If your dog has a sensitive stomach, ask your vet before you start.
Are they grain free?
There is no grain in them. There is nothing in them but pig ear.
Are they a meal?
No. They are a complementary treat and belong alongside a balanced diet rather than in place of one.
How many can I give a day?
That is a question for your vet, because it depends on the dog's size and the rest of its diet.
Where do the ears come from?
They are a pork by-product, dried whole. If you need the country of origin for a specific batch, email us and we will check the batch.
Are they irradiated?
Yes, and then sampled and laboratory tested afterwards.
What is the difference between the two packs?
Only the count. The ears are the same ears.
Which pack should I buy?
The x10 suits one dog trying them. The x40 is for a household with more than one dog, or for a dog that gets one regularly.
Do you sell half ears or slivers?
Not on this store. We sell whole ears in two pack sizes.
Do they come in a plain bag?
They come in the branded resealable bag.
How long do they keep once opened?
Press the seal closed and keep the bag dry. They are a dried product, so the enemy is moisture rather than time.
Can I freeze them?
There is no need to. Sealed and dry in a cupboard is enough.
Do you deliver Australia wide?
Yes. Delivery is $27.50 and free on orders of $75 or more.
How long does delivery take?
Five to seven days. Delivery time varies by location.
Can I return them?
Food is sealed for hygiene, so an opened pack cannot be returned. Your rights under the Australian Consumer Law are unaffected, and if something arrives faulty or is not what was described, contact us.
Do you sell wholesale?
Yes. Use the wholesale quote form and tell us the quantity you need.
Who do I contact about an order?
Email the team. Most emails are answered within one business day.
Page summary
Natural Pork Ear Dog Treat, x10 Pack sold by Pig Ears Company Australia at pigears.net.au. One ingredient. You know exactly what is in it. Whole pig ears, hand sorted and thick cut, around 39 grams an ear. No bone, no rawhide, nothing added, and every batch tested by an outside laboratory. Price AUD 49, reference price AUD 75. All prices include GST. Ingredients: whole pork ear, nothing else. Average weight: about 39 g an ear. Energy: roughly 70 kcal an ear. No added salt. No bone. No rawhide. Processing: irradiated, then batch tested by a third-party laboratory for salmonella, coliform, yeast and mould. Packaging: heavy gauge resealable bag. Sold by pack size: x10 Pack and x40 Bulk Pack. This listing is the x10 Pack, ten ears. Feeding: a complementary treat, not a meal. Delivery across Australia costs AUD 27.50 and is free on orders of AUD 75 or more. Express delivery is available at the same AUD 27.50 on orders above the threshold. Five to seven days. Delivery time varies by location. Returns are governed by the Australian Consumer Law. The consumer guarantees cannot be excluded, and there is no general cooling-off right for an online purchase in Australia. Food is sealed for hygiene, so an opened pack cannot be returned. No health, veterinary, dental or nutritional outcome is claimed for these products anywhere on this site.