WHOLE DEHYDRATED RABBIT HEAD | NATURAL DOG CHEW

A whole lot of crunch. A whole lot of character. Not for the faint-hearted!

Some treats are cute. This isn't one of them.

Meet our Whole Dehydrated Rabbit Heads. Exactly what they sound like, and every bit as horrifying as you're imagining!

Made from 100% rabbit head, these natural chews offer a whole-prey-inspired experience, complete with bone, cartilage, skin and connective tissue. Their unusual combination of textures provides sensory enrichment for dogs who enjoy exploring more adventurous animal-based treats.

Rabbit is also a less commonly fed animal protein, offering an alternative to traditional beef and chicken treats.

No artificial additives. No unnecessary fillers. Just one ingredient in its most recognisable form.

Natural treats for pets. Nightmare fuel for humans.

Key Benefits

🐰 100% Natural & Single Ingredient – Made entirely from whole dehydrated rabbit head, with no unnecessary fillers or artificial additives.

🐰 Whole-Prey-Inspired Enrichment – Offers a variety of natural animal tissues and textures for an engaging, instinctive sensory experience.

🐰 Alternative Animal Protein – Rabbit is a less commonly fed protein, offering variety beyond traditional beef and chicken.

🐰 Naturally Occurring Nutrients – Contains animal-derived protein and naturally occurring nutrients from different tissues, including connective tissue and cartilage.

🐰 Encourages Natural Chewing Behaviour – Provides an opportunity for supervised chewing and exploration.

🐰 Purposeful Whole-Animal Use – Makes use of less conventional animal parts, supporting a more resource-conscious approach to pet treats.

Ingredients

100% Whole Dehydrated Rabbit Head.

Feeding Directions

How to Serve: Offer only as an occasional, supervised chew to a dog with appropriate chewing habits. Ensure fresh drinking water is always available.

When to Serve: Feed sparingly as part of a complete and balanced diet. Treats should generally contribute no more than 10% of your dog's daily calorie intake.

Where to Use: Best suited to carefully supervised enrichment sessions in an easy-to-clean environment.

Important: Whole dehydrated rabbit heads contain bones and other hard structures, including teeth, that may splinter, fracture teeth or cause choking, obstruction or gastrointestinal injury. Dehydration can make bones particularly hard and brittle. This product is not suitable for aggressive chewers, dogs that gulp treats, puppies or dogs with dental concerns. Even supervised feeding cannot eliminate these risks. Consult your veterinarian before offering a whole dehydrated head.

Storage Instructions

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture. Keep packaging tightly sealed after opening to maintain freshness. Follow the best-before date printed on the packaging.

Suitable For

✔ Experienced adult dogs with appropriate chewing habits, subject to veterinary guidance.

✔ Pet parents seeking unusual, single-ingredient animal-based treats.

✔ Dogs that enjoy exploring different animal proteins and textures.

✔ Owners who understand the risks associated with whole, bone-containing dehydrated treats.

Not suitable for every dog. Consider your pet's size, dental health, digestive history and chewing behaviour before offering.

Why Choose Nooch Pets?

At Nooch Pets, we believe that good nutrition starts with understanding what's going into your pet's body.

Our single-ingredient treats celebrate transparency, purposeful nutrition and natural enrichment, without unnecessary additions or complicated ingredient lists.

Because sometimes, nature is a little weird. And that's part of what makes it fascinating.

Dare to add Whole Dehydrated Rabbit Heads to your treat stash? Part of our extremely limited Hairy Horrors collection!

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What are Whole Dehydrated Rabbit Heads made from?

Exactly what the name suggests! Our Whole Dehydrated Rabbit Heads are made from 100% rabbit head, with no artificial additives, flavours or unnecessary fillers. They contain natural structures such as bone, teeth, skin, cartilage and connective tissue.

2. What is whole-prey-inspired feeding?

Whole-prey-inspired feeding involves offering animal parts that more closely resemble the natural structures of prey, rather than highly processed treats. These foods can provide different sensory experiences, but a whole rabbit head is not nutritionally complete and should never replace a balanced diet.

3. Are Whole Dehydrated Rabbit Heads safe for dogs?

Whole dehydrated heads contain bones and teeth, which create risks of dental fractures, choking, splintering and gastrointestinal injuries. Dehydrated bones may be particularly brittle. We recommend discussing suitability with your veterinarian before feeding, and choosing softer, boneless enrichment alternatives where appropriate.

4. Are rabbit heads suitable for dogs with food sensitivities?

Rabbit is a less commonly fed protein and may be an option for some dogs avoiding beef or chicken. However, dogs can develop sensitivities to rabbit, too. Treats should not be introduced during a veterinary elimination diet unless specifically approved by your veterinarian.

5. Do rabbit heads contain calcium and other minerals?

Rabbit heads naturally contain bone and other animal tissues that provide minerals, including calcium and phosphorus. However, the amounts can vary, and these treats should not be used as a measured mineral supplement or replacement for balanced nutrition.

6. Are Whole Dehydrated Rabbit Heads suitable for puppies?

No. We don't recommend whole dehydrated rabbit heads for puppies because of the hard bones, teeth and associated choking and dental injury risks. Softer, age-appropriate enrichment options are preferable.

7. Are Whole Dehydrated Rabbit Heads long-lasting?

Their size and structure may provide an extended chewing experience for some dogs, although this varies considerably with chewing strength and behaviour. Longer chewing time does not necessarily mean a chew is safer.

8. How should I store Whole Dehydrated Rabbit Heads?

Keep them sealed in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and moisture. Follow the best-before date and discard any treats that show signs of spoilage.