Giant Rolled Rabbit Skin with Fur
Overview
This giant rolled rabbit skin chew is a natural dog snack made from rabbit skin with fur. It offers a simple single-protein recipe and a satisfying chew texture for dogs that enjoy longer-lasting natural treats. The rolled format gives the chew plenty of bite, while the fur-on finish adds extra texture for dogs that like something a little more substantial.
Because it is a feed material rather than a complete food, it is best offered as an occasional chew alongside your dog’s main diet. It can be a useful choice for dogs that enjoy natural treats with a firmer, more rewarding chew feel.
- Natural rolled chew made from rabbit skin with fur
- Mono-protein recipe with a single animal source
- Longer-lasting chew style compared with softer treats
- Suitable as a reward or enrichment chew for dogs that like to gnaw
Key Details
| Brand | Superpet Warehouse |
| Product Type | Natural dog treat / chew |
| Species | Dog |
| Recipe | Rabbit skin with fur |
| Protein Source | Rabbit |
| Pack Size | 85 g |
| Length | 45–50 cm |
| Feed Type | Feed material |
Composition
Composition: 100% rabbit skin with fur, dried.
This is a single-ingredient chew with no mixed meat recipe. The fur remains on the skin, creating a more textured chew than a plain skin strip.
Analytical Constituents
| Protein | 70.0% |
| Fat content | 15.0% |
| Moisture | 14.0% |
Feeding & Use
- Offer as an occasional chew, alongside your dog’s normal complete diet.
- Ideal for dogs that enjoy natural chews with a firmer texture.
- Chew time varies by dog size, jaw strength and enthusiasm.
- Supervise your dog while chewing and remove any small leftover pieces that could be swallowed.
A chewy, fur-on treat like this is often chosen for chewing satisfaction and enrichment. It should not be treated as a dental product or a worming product.
Notes
- Store in a cool, dry place.
- This chew is naturally simple and can be a good option for dogs that do better with a single animal protein in their treats.
- Fur-on rabbit chews are usually more substantial than soft biscuits, so they are often better suited to dogs that enjoy a longer chew session.
- If your dog tends to gulp treats, supervise closely and choose an appropriately sized chew for the dog’s mouth and chewing style.
Grain-free and gluten-free style positioning is often used for this type of chew, but the core facts for this product are the single-ingredient rabbit skin composition and fur-on format.
While furred treats are often described as a proven natural wormer, they do not replace regular worm control regimes.