GigaBite Pig Ears Chews for Dogs - Half-Cut, 50 Count

Great quality and value! These are perfect for our lg and med dogs. One’s an aggressive chewer, the other is older so the smaller pcs are just right. They each get 2/day and it lasted 3 weeks! If u have multiple dogs @ different chew levels this is the solution!

I always bought pig ears at Costco until they quit carrying them. My dogs were addicted at that point, and anything comparable was more than double the price. I ordered a few different brands on Amazon and they were either tiny, or the picture didn’t match what was delivered. I have a Rottweiler. He eats these like potato chips. I read reviews for these that were negative and was hesitant to buy them because of the negative reviews. My only complaint is that I also have a Basset Hound, and she buries these in my house because they’re too big for her to eat at one time.

They love them all the way to my 5 week old puppies. Perfect size for any of them. Best one on price.

My dogs and my sister’s pups LOVE these treats! They are all natural, so nothing to worry about with fake ingredients! Bag comes with very large ears, so each treat is of good quantity. No smell for me to gag on. No greasy touch on ears

Dogs love them. A little pricy.

These were large and a terrific deal for chewers. They arrive in a tied off bag in a box but They stayed good in ziplock bags until puppy’s ate them

Salmonella I have 5 dogs. On Thursday, July 17, I received a package of pig ears from this company. This was not the first time my dogs had pig ears but it was the first time I purchased from you. My dogs were each given a pig ear. Within 24 hours, all of my dogs were throwing up and diarrhea. By Saturday, all 5 of my dogs were throwing up straight blood and diarrhea straight blood!!! Puddles! It was horrifying and looked like a crime scene in my house!!! My husband and I were hysterical! My dogs were so weak and lethargic, and sick! 4 of my dogs are under 10lbs and were in the emergency vet getting an IV and fighting for life, as well as my 10 year old American Staff rescue who has a weak immune system because she fought heartworms a year and a half ago before we adopted her. It is currently Monday morning and our nightmare hasn't ended! My husband and I, both work, and have literally not slept since! 24 hours a day we are cleaning up after dogs - vomit, diarrhea, and tons of it! From each! Last night my smallest dachshund threw up 16 times in 15 minutes - on my bed, lap, floor, everywhere! Blood! We are torn- are lives are shattered! In the blink of an eye all because we thought we were spoiling our dogs and giving them a treat! Now they are fighting for life! We have spent thousands at the emergency vet for all of them! We still don't know if they are going to make it! We are so devastated and feel so helpless watching them! We try to console them but how do you console all 5 at once and what do you do when they don't understand & they are so weak and miserable and blood is coming out of their bodies faster than you can clean it! I think it is important for people to be aware! After researching, I found out that this company had a salmonella outbreak across 45 states in 2019.

It would be a great value for the money if my dog wasn't such a brat. He LOVES pig's ears. I don't know what kind of witchcraft or dog crack they're using to coat the pig ears down at Uncle Bills Pet's Supplies, but my miniature dachshund devours them. He'll polish off a pigs ear faster than it would take to scrape an armadillo off I-35. But not these. At first he would sniff it, accept the treat, then deposit it under my dining room table like he was leaving offerings to an eldritch god. Now he turns his nose up at them. The product itself doesn't have a bad smell, it's the perfect size for your stubborn sack of fur, and there's a boat load of them. Maybe they're not fresh (how can you even tell?) or maybe it's the wrong species of pig. I don't know. All I know is I have a sack of pig ears in my house - who even says things like this - and a dog who's gone on a turkey tendon bender.