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  "id": "pork-ear-dog-treat",
  "sku": "pork-ear-dog-treat",
  "title": "Natural Pork Ear Dog Treat, x12 Pack",
  "slug": "pork-ear-dog-treat",
  "price": 39,
  "currency": "EUR",
  "availability": "in_stock",
  "category": "dog-treat",
  "category_label": "Dog Treats",
  "tags": [
    "pig ears",
    "dog treats",
    "natural chews",
    "single ingredient",
    "no rawhide"
  ],
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  "materials": [
    "Whole pork ear"
  ],
  "dimensions": "Sold in packs of 12, 50 or 100",
  "weight": "Light",
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  "description_short": "Whole pig ears, hand sorted and thick cut, around 39 grams an ear. No bone, no rawhide, nothing added, and every batch tested by an outside laboratory.",
  "description": "Most chews on a supermarket shelf are rawhide, and rawhide is not really a food. It is a leather by-product that has been cleaned, pressed and shaped, and plenty of owners have decided they would rather not.\n\nA pig ear is the opposite kind of product. It is one part of one animal, dried, and that is the whole ingredients list. No bone, no synthetic chemicals, no hormones.\n\nSize is the thing people notice first. These are whole ears rather than off-cuts, hand sorted so the thin ones are left out, and the average comes in around 39 grams. A bigger, thicker ear takes longer to get through, which is the entire point of buying a chew.\n\nThey are also less greasy than a lot of what is sold, and they do not have much of a smell. That matters more than it sounds when the bag lives in a kitchen cupboard.\n\nPig ears are high in fat, so they are a treat rather than a meal, and they belong alongside a balanced diet rather than in place of one. If your dog has a sensitive stomach, ask your vet before you start.\n\nGive one under supervision, and take it away once it is small enough to swallow.",
  "llm_summary": "Natural Pork Ear Dog Treat, x12 Pack sold by Pig Ears Company Ireland at pigears.irish. One ingredient. You know exactly what is in it. Whole pig ears, hand sorted and thick cut, around 39 grams an ear. No bone, no rawhide, nothing added, and every batch tested by an outside laboratory. Price EUR 39. The price shown is the price paid at checkout; delivery is added at the cart. Ingredients: whole pork ear, nothing else. Average weight: about 39 g an ear. Energy: roughly 70 kcal an ear. No added salt. No bone. No rawhide. Processing: irradiated, then batch tested by a third-party laboratory for salmonella, coliform, yeast and mould. Packaging: heavy gauge resealable bag. Sold by pack size: x12 Pack, x50 Bulk Pack and x100 Jumbo Pack. This listing is the x12 Pack, twelve ears. Feeding: a complementary treat, not a meal. Delivery across Ireland costs EUR 25 and is free on orders of EUR 75 or more. Five to seven days, after a 24 to 48 hour handling time. Delivery time varies by location. Returns: Irish and EU law give 14 days from delivery to withdraw from an online purchase, and this store also accepts returns within 15 days of purchase; whichever is later applies. A sealed bag of treats opened after delivery cannot be returned under that right, for hygiene reasons; an unopened bag can. The customer pays return postage on a change of mind, and the refund includes the standard delivery charge. There is no handling fee and no cancellation fee. Damaged, faulty or misdescribed goods are put right at the store's cost under the Consumer Rights Act 2022. No health, veterinary, dental or nutritional outcome is claimed for these products anywhere on this site.",
  "returnable": true,
  "return_policy": "Irish and EU law (the Consumer Rights Act 2022, giving effect to Directive 2011/83/EU) give 14 days from delivery to withdraw from an online purchase without a reason, and this shop also accepts returns within 15 days of purchase; whichever is later applies. The customer pays return postage on a change of mind, and the refund covers the price and the standard delivery charge. A sealed bag of treats opened after delivery cannot be returned under that right, for hygiene reasons; an unopened bag can. Orders can be cancelled free of charge until they ship. There is no handling fee and no cancellation fee. Goods that arrive damaged, are lost in delivery or are not as described are put right at our cost, and rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2022 cannot be contracted out of.",
  "shipping_profile": "standard",
  "warranty": null,
  "brand": "Pig Ears Company Ireland",
  "gtin": null,
  "mpn": null,
  "condition": "new",
  "url": "https://pigears.irish/pork-ear-dog-treat",
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  "updated_at": "2026-09-25",
  "description_text": "Most chews on a supermarket shelf are rawhide, and rawhide is not really a food. It is a leather by-product that has been cleaned, pressed and shaped, and plenty of owners have decided they would rather not. A pig ear is the opposite kind of product. It is one part of one animal, dried, and that is the whole ingredients list. No bone, no synthetic chemicals, no hormones. Size is the thing people notice first. These are whole ears rather than off-cuts, hand sorted so the thin ones are left out, and the average comes in around 39 grams. A bigger, thicker ear takes longer to get through, which is the entire point of buying a chew. They are also less greasy than a lot of what is sold, and they do not have much of a smell. That matters more than it sounds when the bag lives in a kitchen cupboard. Pig ears are high in fat, so they are a treat rather than a meal, and they belong alongside a balanced diet rather than in place of one. If your dog has a sensitive stomach, ask your vet before you start. Give one under supervision, and take it away once it is small enough to swallow.$"
}