• Five dried lamb ears in a row on a white background, showing the natural variation in colour and fur
  • A golden retriever lying on the grass chewing a furry lamb ear, with three more ears in front of it
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Lamb Ears

Lamb Ears

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Chew strength Easy
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100% Natural Responsibly Sourced Family Run

How many a day?

About 69 kcal each (one is roughly 20g)

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Description

Chicken FreeDental HealthHigh ProteinLow FatSensitive Stomachs

The highest protein ear in our range, and one of the leanest. Our Lamb Ears are 100% lamb with the fur left on, air-dried, with nothing added.

Pack sizes and weights

  • Single: one ear, around 20g
  • 5 Pack: five ears, around 100g
  • 10 Pack: ten ears, around 200g
  • 25 Pack: twenty five ears, around 500g

Almost everywhere sells lamb ears by the bag or in bulk. We list a single one, so you can see whether your dog likes them before committing to a pack.

Every ear we stock, compared

We have six ears in the range and they are not remotely alike, so here they all are.

Ear Fat Protein
Hairy Cow Ears 6.4% 54.6%
Lamb Ears 7.8% 75.55%
Goats Ears 14.82% 70.56%
Large Pigs Ears 20% 68.4%
Hairy Rabbit Ears 21.5% 46.8%
Hairless Rabbit Ears 34.4% 48.9%

Only the cow ear is leaner, and it has 21 points less protein. That combination, low fat and high protein at the same time, is unusual in a chew this size.

Key features

  • One ingredient. Lamb ear, air-dried. No additives, no preservatives.
  • 75.55% protein. The highest of any ear in our range, and ninth highest of anything we stock.
  • Low fat at 7.8%. Comfortably under our 14% line, so it sits in the low fat range.
  • Fur left on. The fur adds natural fibre and roughage.
  • Chicken free. A different protein for dogs who do not get on with poultry.
  • Around 20g an ear. A small ear, and a good size for a little dog.

Not the garden plant

Worth clearing up, because it comes up a lot. Lamb's Ear is also the name of a soft silvery plant people grow in borders. This is not that. This is an actual ear, from an actual lamb.

Worth knowing

One ear is around 69 kcal. Treats are meant to stay under about a tenth of what a dog eats in a day, so one a day suits most dogs comfortably. For a bigger, longer chew in the same shape, the Hairy Cow Ear is around 100g, five times the size.

Suitable for puppies from 12 weeks, with supervision.

Please supervise your dog while they enjoy this treat, and make sure fresh water is always available. As a natural product, sizes may vary slightly.

You'll find plenty more in our furry treats, low fat range and high protein dog treats.

Questions We Get Asked +

Are lamb ears good for dogs?

They are 100% lamb ear and nothing else. At 75.55% protein they are the highest protein ear in our range, and at 7.8% fat they are one of the leanest. They are a treat rather than a supplement, but as treats go the numbers are unusually good.

Is this the same as the lamb's ear plant?

No. Lamb's Ear is also a soft silvery garden plant, which is why the question comes up. This is an actual ear from a lamb, air-dried, with the fur left on.

Why is the fur left on?

The fur adds natural fibre and roughage. It is also how the ear comes, so leaving it means nothing has been done to the product beyond drying it.

How many can my dog have?

One ear is around 69 kcal. Treats are meant to stay under about a tenth of what a dog eats in a day, so one a day suits most dogs comfortably. The calculator on this page works it out on your dog's weight.

How do they compare with cow ears and pigs ears?

A cow ear is leaner at 6.4% but has 21 points less protein, and it is around 100g against 20g here, so five times the size. A pigs ear is 20% fat, so more than twice the fat of a lamb ear. All six ears are in the table on the page above with their figures.

Are they suitable for a dog who reacts to chicken?

They are chicken free, so they are a sensible thing to try. What no treat can do is tell you what your dog reacts to. What a single ingredient chew can do is make sure you know exactly what you gave them.

What size dog are they for?

Around 20g an ear, so this is a small ear that suits a little dog well. A medium or large dog will finish one quickly, so for them it is a snack rather than a session.

Composition +
100% Lamb
Analytical Constituents +
Protein 75.55% Fat 7.8% Ash 5.5% Moisture 7.28%
Feeding Instructions +
Give under supervision, with fresh water nearby. Encourage your dog to chew rather than gulp. As a natural product, each one varies a little in size and shape.

Not sure how many a day? Our dog treat calculator works it out from your dog's weight.

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