Cow Ear Flat

Alfie's Dog Treats Flat Cow Ears – Natural, Easily Digestible Dog Chew

Alfie's Dog Treats's Flat Cow Ears are a single-ingredient, protein-rich treat designed for a satisfying and healthy chewing experience. Made from premium, farm-raised cattle, these all-natural chews are lower in fat than traditional rawhide and gentle on digestion. Their natural texture helps promote dental health by reducing plaque and tartar buildup, making them a great choice for dogs of all sizes.

Key Benefits:

✔ 100% natural cow ear – A single-ingredient, high-protein chew
✔ Flat, easily digestible design – Safer and gentler on the stomach than rawhide
✔ Supports dental health – Helps naturally clean teeth and gums
✔ No added hormones, preservatives, or chemicals – Pure and wholesome
✔ Lightweight and flavorful – Perfect for dogs of all sizes

• Safety First!

  Always supervise your dog while giving any chew or treat, and ensure they have fresh water available. Remove small or broken pieces to prevent choking hazards. Consider your dog’s size, chewing habits, and dietary needs before selecting treats. If this is a new treat for your pup, introduce gradually to avoid stomach upset.

  Safety Information

  • Always supervise your dog while they enjoy their chew.
  • Ensure your dog has fresh water available at all times.
  • Remove any small or broken pieces to prevent choking.
  • Introduce new treats gradually, especially for sensitive stomachs.
  • Store in a cool, dry place to maintain freshness.
  
  

Treat your dog to a healthy, long-lasting chew that satisfies their natural instincts!

Always supervise your dog when offering any PetO’Clock chew, and keep fresh water on hand throughout chewing.

For puppies or dogs new to our protein-rich treats, introduce them gradually: limit to one stick per day for the first 3–5 chews to help prevent stomach upset. Once your pet’s digestive system has adjusted, you can feed at your discretion.

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