The Treat Shack Jumbo Whole Natural Pig Ears Dog Treat
In a Nutshell
- Dogs love these pig ears.
- Size is inconsistent, often smaller than expected.
- Quality varies by batch, but generally durable when large.
Quick Verdict
The Treat Shack Jumbo Whole Natural Pig Ears Dog Treat is generally well-received for size and durability but has inconsistent quality with some reviews mentioning smaller-than-expected sizes.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Dog Enjoyment (5)
The big dog treats are highly appealing to dogs.
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Large Size (4)
When the product is actually “Jumbo” the dogs and owners enjoy their size
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Durability (3)
These treats offer a reward and activity for dogs to chew on.
Cons
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Size Variation (4) major
"Jumbo" products very commonly doesn't lived up to the description
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Choking Hazard (1) critical
Eating it all at once results in painful episodes
Tip: monitor the dog while they eat it
Quality Trend: Declining
Initial reviews praiseing the large size and quality of the pig ears, but more recent reviews indicate size and quality inconsistencies.
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Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Owners with large or highly energetic dogs — The treat is big enough and durable enough to keep dogs engaged and occupied.
✗ Skip If
- • Owners concerned about batch quality variation or choking — Issues with size and a couple mentions of choking make this a risky choice.
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 store in cool dark place
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Highlighted Reviews
"These pigs ears are my dog's favorite treat and they are always very large in size."
"Maybe I got a bad batch, but both bags have small, cut ears. You can see in the picture the size compared to a standard deck of cards. All but one is cut like this-so not a whole ear and not what I would consider large let alone Jumbo. They are also super thin and look nothing like the photo."
Bottom Line
Overall, these dog treats are loved by pets and owners alike for fun, but potential buyers should be aware of possible size discrepancies. They do pose health risk of choking for some dogs so beware.