Monday, January 11, 2010

Pig Ears What About A Dog And Pig Ears?

What about a dog and pig ears? - pig ears

My dog loves pig ears. Is it acceptable to give one? I mean the whole thing?

Posted by Chrystal Almendarez at 4:04 AM

8 comments:

oregano1... said...

I personally do not think diet is the recommendation of my vet. There are safer and healthier chew items. Pig ears have raised many of the same risks as the skin. Dogs can break and pieces of walnut, are not easily digested, so there is a mass of them are due to a stomach blockage potential must be removed surgically, and are also very rich in calories and fat. It depends on you, but be sure to watch if you can answer if your dog is choking and chewing it slowly, rather than to swallow large pieces, if you choose. If you want to secure a healthier option, a look at Bully sticks and Flossie, antler and bone, raw (fresh from your butcher, and complete, even).

January 13, 2010 at 12:14 PM
oregano1... said...

I personally do not think diet is the recommendation of my vet. There are safer and healthier chew items. Pig ears have raised many of the same risks as the skin. Dogs can break and pieces of walnut, are not easily digested, so there is a mass of them are due to a stomach blockage potential must be removed surgically, and are also very rich in calories and fat. It depends on you, but be sure to watch if you can answer if your dog is choking and chewing it slowly, rather than to swallow large pieces, if you choose. If you want to secure a healthier option, a look at Bully sticks and Flossie, antler and bone, raw (fresh from your butcher, and complete, even).

January 13, 2010 at 12:15 PM
it's Mrs.Berner to you said...

NO! Skins (including pig ears) can not be digested and its likely to remain the intenstines if left untreated can be fatal. the pedigree of the brand bones, which are specifically made as raw hides, except that they are digested. You can in a company or in the store. Good luck

January 13, 2010 at 9:09 PM
ξBindi§ said...

Processed pig ears, and the skins are not digestible, because of which cause many accidents each year.

Moving into the ears and raw hides and go with something like a bullying stick or pole.

January 14, 2010 at 7:04 AM
SJC said...

Welllll, why not? I feed my 2, one occasionally. Both are medium sized dogs Tho. A iz iz £ 40 & 50-55 lb. It could be risky if a pain iz a dog. "

January 14, 2010 at 5:29 PM
antigone said...

Sure, why not. My love for gold. If it had been caused not give, but as a gift, they are good. Ideal for your teeth.

January 15, 2010 at 2:31 AM
008 said...

Normal pig ears, you get in pet shops, etc.?

My dogs love, it's good that this once every 2 weeks to try to get to, but not every day.

January 15, 2010 at 3:26 PM
doxie said...

How big is your dog? Pigs ears are dripping with grease. An integer is too much for a small dog. The fat can cause pancreatitis, indigestion, and even worse.

January 16, 2010 at 1:11 AM

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