Hollings Pigs Ears Dog Treat Reviews
Product Type: Hollings dog food
Newest Review: ... pigs, but to think that the poor animal had its ears chopped off and sold as doggy treats did make me feel slightly sorry for ... more
... it, however, i turned my sensible head on and viewed it as 'the ears would of only gone to waste if this product hadn't been made and they are just a by-product of the meat industry.'
The packet is minimalistic but informative. It's blue & yellow, with the hollings logo, the amount of pig ears stated of the front (2 pig ears in this case), it states it is a 100% natural treat (additive & preservative free) and tells us that it contains 'trimmed, dried, bacteria tested and quality checked' pig ears. The ears ...morePrice Comparison for Hollings Pigs Ears Dog Treat
by daisylee3 - written on 28/06/11, updated on 28/06/11
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I have 4 dogs and i'm always treating them with new food/treats and toys, and last year i discovered Pig Ear treats. At first, i assumed they were just rawhide or some other form of edible material that were designed and coloured to look like pig ears. I was wrong! I decided to buy a pack of 2, although there are larger packs available (packs of 10, packs of 20 and a box of 50) I didn't want to go overboard incase i couldn't stomache having them in the house and also i wasn't sure if my dogs would be keen as they'd never tried a pig ear before. The main reason i decided to buy the Hollings brand of pig ear and not a cheaper one was because i've bought ... Read the complete review
by - written on 15/04/11 (Very useful, 36 readings)
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I must admit that my dogs are spoilt, at the end of the day they are members of the family and I like to include them as much as I can in daily life. Most of the time I am at the yard with the horses and like my daughter, Miss Peach, the dogs come with me. There are times where I need to keep them occupied especially when I am riding as although they are perfectly fine in the ménage with me my one horse will just about tolerate them and I don't want them to be hurt just in case he decides to kick out. To occupy them isn't hard and it generally comes in the form of a hard dog treat which will last for a while. Currently in their selection is pigs ears. Yes, ... Read the complete review
by - written on 09/04/11 (Very useful, 8 readings)
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I feed these to my dogs reguarly as a treat after exercise. These come in packs of two or four or larger boxes of 50s. They work out to be about 50p-70p each depending on where you buy and if they are on offer or not. These are very simply natural dried pigs ears and so are quite good for dogs. I would never leave them chewing them alone as they can become chocking hazard but they are entirely edible and my dogs have swallow socks and the like whole so as long as your dog is not tiny they will be fine. If they are tiny then the ear can be cut into smaller bits. the ears do range in size of course as they are just ears but normally about 10cm in ... Read the complete review
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