Dog treat hau & miau — rabbit ear with duck, 500 g pack

Dog treat hau & miau — rabbit ear with duck, 500 g pack is a single-ingredient chew snack designed for dogs. The product consists of a natural rabbit ear either stuffed or coated with duck meat, provided in a 500 g retail pack by hau & miau. This chew offers a high-protein, low-carbohydrate animal-based option intended for occasional rewarding, training reinforcement and dental chewing activity under owner supervision.

Advantages

The treat provides a single-source animal protein combined with a natural chew texture, supporting prolonged gnawing and mechanical abrasion of the teeth. Its limited ingredient profile reduces the number of potential dietary allergens and makes it suitable as an occasional reward or enrichment item. The product is shelf-stable in its packed form and easy to portion for training sessions or controlled rewarding.

Suitable for

• Training rewards and positive reinforcement
• Chew enrichment to support dental activity
• Small to medium dogs requiring single-ingredient treats
• Occasional treats during supervised play or crate time

Key specifications

• Primary ingredients: rabbit ear with duck (single-ingredient animal-based treat)
• Net weight: 500 g pack
• Form: whole natural ear, possibly stuffed or coated with duck
• Intended use: chew snack and reward for dogs
• Nutritional profile emphasis: high protein, low carbohydrate

How to use

Give the treat to the dog under direct supervision, especially during the first uses, to monitor chewing style and portion size. Use pieces as training rewards or offer the whole ear for longer chewing sessions, adapting frequency and amount to the dog’s size, age and dietary needs. Store unopened packs in a cool, dry place and reseal or transfer opened contents to an airtight container to maintain quality.

Usage recommendations

Not intended as a complete diet. Introduce gradually if the dog has not previously consumed rabbit or duck-based chews. Remove small or sharp fragments that could present a choking hazard for very small or elderly dogs and consult a veterinarian for dogs with known food sensitivities or specific dietary restrictions.