I haven't seen a dog that doesn't like this product. These are the biggest pig ears I've seen in my life. These treats are baked and the pig ear becomes kind of crunchy and the dogs go nuts for them. They keep them occupied and they aren't messy or greasy like regular pig ears. A really great product.

Pros: none

Cons: none

I switched to the Miss Porky chews after my three smaller dogs all had dental work done when they broke molars on the soup bones I'd been giving them to chew. While the Miss Porkys don't provide quite as much hard chewing action as the bones, they are much easier on their older teeth ( two are 7 1/2 years old, one is just over 8). These ears also provide good chewing for my six year old dobie mix and my year old lab/pit foster, who are both around 60 pounds.

They're not going to stand up as long for a large, heavy chewer, but they can help burn off some of the energy and help redirect them to more appropriate toys!

Pros: Long lasting, non-greasy, easy on teeth but still provide chewing satisfaction

Cons: Some of the dogs don't like them as well as bones or other chews

what is life without hedonistic habits? Dogs are dogs are dogs- they should be able to revel in that now and again. Pig ears allow that- a delightful, but short session of chewing on odd body parts (that would otherwise be ground up and put in *your* hot dogs!). Yes, it's good to indulge a dog on occasion and they do love it so.

Pros: chewy and puffy

Cons: none

These ears are nice and large. They also aren't as greasy as some other brands of pig ears. They always look clean and my dogs are addicted. Just don't feed too many, which is always the problem at my house.

Pros: Nice sized

Cons: cost

Bruno really
liked when I got
hm these pork chews.
Merick is a good company
that makes good things
for dogs so I can recomend
the company to other
dog owners

Pros: Tasty

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