ValueBull Hairy Goat Ears are whole goat ears with the hair left on: a single-ingredient, minimally processed chew for small to large dogs, packed and shipped from Livingston, TN.
Why do goat ears still have the hair on?
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.
Why choose goat?
Goat is a less common protein than beef or chicken, which makes it a good rotation choice for dogs that eat the same chews every day. It's our specialty pick in the hair-on line, next to cow ears and lamb ears.
Goat Ears FAQ
Is the hair 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 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, and goat comes from smaller animals with more limited supply than beef.
Our take: If your dog already enjoys ears, start with a 25 count of goat to rotate proteins. See all ear chews.
