ValueBull cow ears are natural beef ears, the largest ear we sell, for larger dogs and moderate chewers from puppies to seniors. Choose regular, crunchy brown, premium or hair-on styles in packs from 10 to 200 count, shipped free from Livingston, TN.

Cow Ears for dogs are a best seller featuring limited ingredients and maximum flavor.

Ears from cows are made of cartilage so that they will be softer than other chews but larger for larger dogs. Puppies, older dogs, and other moderate chewers enjoy these tasty chews.

Are beef cow ears good for my dog?

Cow ears are an all-natural chew that keeps them busy, but they also have health benefits. When a dog chews on a cow ear, they clean their teeth and keep their gums healthy.

Are cow ears better than other ears?

Cow ears are a high source of protein. They are a great source of chondroitin, which improves joint health. For larger dogs, the cow ear is a great chew your pet is sure to enjoy. Offer the treat in moderation and supervised, then these ears are an excellent chew for your dog. As always, wash your hands after handling dog treats.

Which cow ears should I buy?

Why do some cow ears still have hair?

Hair-on ears are the whole ear, the way nature made it. That whole-prey style is popular with raw and prey-model feeders, and the hair adds a natural source of fiber that hairless ears don't have.

Where they come from: every ear is packed and shipped from Livingston, TN, with free shipping on every order.

Cow Ears FAQ

Is the hair on hair-on cow ears safe for dogs?

Yes. It's part of a single-ingredient chew. Introduce any new chew gradually, choose a size that suits your dog, and always supervise.

Will hair-on ears shed in my house?

A little. Some hair may fall on floors or bedding, and it's normal to see a little hair pass through.

Why do hair-on ears cost more?

Keeping the hair intact takes extra cleaning and drying.

Do you sell cow ears in bulk?

Yes. See bulk ear chews, or wholesale ear chews for case quantities.

Our take: If your dog already eats ears, cow is the place to start. For a smaller dog, try lamb ears; to rotate proteins, add goat ears. See all ear chews.