FAQ'S

Pig ears, cow ears, buffalo ears, bully sticks, and braided bully sticks are usually used as dog chew treats. They help stimulate the dog, provide entertainment, and can aid in dental health by helping to remove plaque.

In general, these treats are safe for pets. However, overconsumption can lead to gastrointestinal issues. Also, some products may pose a risk of contamination (like Salmonella), so buying from reliable sources is crucial. 

Nutritional content varies between products, but these are usually high in protein and low in fat. However, they should not replace a balanced diet but serve as a supplement or treat.

These treats can generally be given to puppies, but always under supervision, as puppies can sometimes choke on larger pieces.

The Good Pupp™ products are cleaned, fresh water soaked to remove hair, sun-dried, and a short oven to prevent door.

No all Good Pupp™ products are produced without additives, artificial colors, or preservatives.

The Good Pupp™ products are cleaned, fresh water soaked to remove hair, sun-dried, and undergo a short oven bake to help prevent odor.

Odor-free bully sticks are unique because they’re dehydrated, but what truly makes them odor-free is that they contain no fat. Fat carries flavors and odors, so the leaner the product, the less flavor and odor it will have. At The Good Pupp, our approach is all about balance: ensuring our bully sticks offer both delightful flavor and minimal odor.

Over time, as bully sticks are chewed on and exposed to saliva, they can begin to smell worse. Regularly replacing them with new sticks can help manage the odor.

The shelf life of pig ears, buffalo ears, and cow ears for dogs can vary depending on the specific product and the preservation methods used by the manufacturer. However, generally speaking, these types of dog treats can often have a shelf life of up to 2 years if properly stored in a cool, dry place and not exposed to moisture.

It's important to note that the shelf life can be significantly reduced once the packaging is opened. Once opened, these treats should ideally be consumed within a few weeks to a few months, depending on the specific product and storage conditions.

For the most accurate information, it's always best to check the product packaging or consult with the manufacturer directly. They can provide the most accurate and specific information about the shelf life of their products.

There isn't a standard serving size, but moderation is key. These treats should comprise less than 10% of the dog's daily calorie intake.

Yes, these treats can help a dog's dental health by scraping away plaque as the dog chews.

Most dogs handle these treats well, but dogs with specific protein allergies could react. If your dog has food allergies or sensitivities, it's best to consult a vet first.

These treats should be stored in a cool, dry place. They don't require refrigeration but should be kept in an airtight container to preserve freshness and prevent insects or pests.

These treats could potentially be a choking hazard, especially for small dogs or aggressive chewers. Always supervise your dog when they are enjoying these treats.

Most of these treats don't splinter easily, but inferior quality products might. It's another reason to purchase from reputable sources.

These treats are generally high in protein but should not replace a balanced diet. They are treats and should be factored into the dog's daily calorie intake.

Overconsumption can cause digestive issues such as diarrhea. If a dog isn't used to these treats, it's best to introduce them slowly.

The main difference is the animal source. Pig ears, cow ears, and buffalo ears are exactly what they sound like - the dried ears of these animals. Bully sticks are made from the pizzle or penis of a bull, and braided bully sticks are multiple bully sticks braided together for a longer-lasting chew.

Product recalls are usually due to contamination risks. It's vital to buy from reputable sources and keep yourself updated by periodically checking the FDA's pet food recall website.

Always consult a vet about your pet's diet and health. Each pet is unique and may have specific dietary needs or restrictions.