EcoKind Pet Treats Jumbo (6-8 inches Each) Cow Ear Dog Treats - 100% All-Natural Beef Dog Chews - Promotes Dental Health - Durable & Long-Lasting, Free Range Grass Fed Cattle (200 Ears)

My dog loves these! I save them for days that I have to be gone extra long or if it is too cold outside for a walk, and they are a great way to keep my dog busy for about 15-20 min! I have a pit bull who is a super chewer, but he also takes his time with things, so other dogs may take less time to finish one of these. They smell better than bully sticks and last longer, and are a more lean snack than peanut butter, so this is my go to! I also gave one to a dog I was watching (a small lab) who was really anxious because of fireworks, and it kept her busy for about 40 min and she was a lot calmer when she was done.

I am very disappointed in these dog treats; they are nothing like they are advertised. They smell horrible, they are very dry and brittle, and they came loose in a giant cardboard box that was not sealed very well. My dogs eat them, but not with the enthusiasm they show to a different manufacturer’s cow ears. I will not buy these again.UPDATE: the company contacted me with the vague invitation that they wanted to make things right. I responded that I would be happy to have an email conversation with them, and I have not heard from them again. From reading other reviews, it is clear that the problems I have had are not uncommon.

These cows ears look like the picture I posted not like the picture which is advertised. The dogs are just ok with them. They are not that excited over these. Maybe they aren’t bleached and that is why they are almost black.? Not sure

So with my dogs' favorite treat off the market (pig's ears), I was looking for a viable alternative. Better than Pig's Ears are loved but last about 30 seconds. I found these options and my dogs don't seem to know the difference. My only concern is that they seem pretty bleached (the pig's ears were likely bleached but then colored with food flavoring). And, my dog's are concerned because they do not last quite as long as the pig's ears. Perhaps pigs have thicker ears or the cow's ears are easier to chew (and, let's be frank, thinking about it too much is just off-putting). Either way, the cow's ears last longer than the fact better than pig's ears, seem to be enjoyed as much, but my two doodles blow through them in about 10 minutes (they weigh 40 and 45 lbs, so not too big). If you are looking for a good alternative, your dogs will not be disappointed.

My doxie absolutely loved these she’s normally a pig ear eater but since they have been on recall we haven’t been able to buy them so we decided to try these and I think she loves these more and so do I they last longer then pigs ears she would chew right through them in minutes each ear of these ones lasted her least was 2 days but usually a little more I will continue to buy these for her from now on!

My dog Honey loves these so much she will swallow huge pieces. Luckily, we’ve averted any blockages thus far. I now put them in a holder and watch her like a hawk while she chews and chews and chews. These are the only chews, besides marrow bones, that let her more than one day. Just be sire your dog is a spitters, not a swallower, before you leave them alone with one.

Several days of constipation and constant yelping in pain. After inspecting his poop there were undigested bits of rawhide in it.