Rabbit

Rabbit dog treats, from hairy and hairless rabbit ears to 100% rabbit meat sticks. A single, novel protein, grain free, with nothing added.

Natural rabbit dog treats and chews from Wag & Whistle

Which rabbit treat is right for your dog?

Our own figures for this range

Here is the size, protein, fat and starting age of every rabbit treat on this page, so you can match one to your dog.

TreatSizeProtein / fatSuitable from
Furry Rabbit EarAround 15g46.8% / 21.5%12 weeks
Hairless Rabbit EarAround 12g48.9% / 34.4%12 weeks
Rabbit Medley5 furry and 5 hairless ears, around 130gAs above12 weeks
Pure Meat Stick (rabbit)Around 6g47.2% / 8.5%4 weeks
Mixed Meat Medley12 sticks, 3 of them rabbit47.2% / 8.5% (rabbit)4 weeks

Rabbit ears are a richer treat, so they are best as a reward rather than every day. As natural products, sizes vary.

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Hairless rabbit ears, a gentle natural dog chew

Hairless Rabbit Ears

Single, 10 Pack, 25 Pack, 50 Pack

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£0.75
Pure meat sticks for dogs in four single-protein flavours

Pure Meat Stick

Kangaroo, Ostrich, Rabbit, Venison

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£0.50
Furry rabbit ear dog chew with the fur left on

Hairy Rabbit Ears

Single, 10 Pack, 25 Pack, 50 Pack

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£0.75
A single furry rabbit foot dog chew on a white background

Rabbit Feet

Single, 10 Pack, 20 Pack

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Rabbit Medley

 

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Mixed meat medley sticks for dogs in kangaroo, ostrich, venison and rabbit

Mixed Meat Medley

 

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£6.00

Questions we get asked

The ones that come up most about this range

Is rabbit safe for dogs?

Yes. Our rabbit ears are 100% rabbit ear, air-dried with nothing added, and suitable for puppies from 12 weeks with supervision. The rabbit meat sticks are soft enough from 4 weeks.

Is duck or rabbit better for dogs?

Both are single proteins, but rabbit is the more novel one. Most dogs have never eaten it, which makes it a great pick for dogs who react to beef, chicken or pork. It is leaner too: a rabbit meat stick is 8.5% fat, against 31.8% for our duck training treats.

Furry or hairless rabbit ears?

Furry ears keep the fur on, which adds roughage, and they are a little leaner at 21.5% fat. Hairless ears are lighter and cleaner, at 34.4% fat. The Rabbit Medley gives you both, so your dog can decide.

Do furry rabbit ears worm dogs?

They are traditionally fed as a natural wormer, because the fur adds roughage that supports digestion. They are not a substitute for your vet's worming treatment.

Are rabbit ears fattening?

They are a richer treat, so they are best as a reward rather than every day. For lean rabbit, the Pure Meat Stick is 8.5% fat.

Which rabbit treat is best for training?

The rabbit Pure Meat Stick. At around 6g it snaps into small pieces easily, and it is soft enough for puppies from 4 weeks.