Trusty’s Applewood Smoked Pig Ears are all natural and a great source of protein. Naturally Applewood smoked to enhance flavour, your dog will find these treats irresistible. This product contains no artificial colours, flavours, or preservatives, and their tough and chewy texture helps maintain good dental health by reducing the build-up of tartar and plaque while chewing.

Made from all natural, real pork with natural smoke flavour and natural colours.

These pig ears provide a highly palatable treat that supports dental health by reducing tartar and plaque build-up. The natural smoke flavour and chewy texture make them a great occupier for your dog, keeping them engaged and satisfied. They are also an excellent source of protein.

It is not recommended that Trusty’s Pig Ears are given to puppies.

Feed as a treat or reward, ensuring that treats do not exceed 10% of your dog's daily caloric intake. Do not leave your dog unattended when feeding as some products may splinter and pose a choking hazard. Always consult your vet about any dietary restrictions for your pet.

Trusty snacks and treats are great for training and rewarding your pet, but for optimum health take care not to give your pet too many treats; this product is intended for use only as a pet treat and not as a complete meal. Furthermore, make sure your pet is supervised whilst eating one of our treats, and that clean, fresh water is always available.

Always play it safe when it comes to your Dog.

Like Humans, young and old, some Dogs can have sensitivities to different foods. Always get Veterinary advice is you are unsure what is best for your Dog.

We strongly recommend that – all treats must be fed under supervision, because some dogs (and certain dog breeds) can tend to chomp and gulp the product down without fully crunching or chewing up the product before swallowing. If a particular dog (or a particular dog breed) is prone to this, then the owner should consider feeding an alternate or softer treat from the Trusty range to their dog.

It is your responsibility to know what Treats and Foods are suitable for your Dog. Get Veterinary Advice if unsure.