Deer Antlers for Dogs
Small
£8.49
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At a glance
Chew hardness
Very hard
Typical chew time
Over 2 hours
Suitable from
6 months
Dog size
Medium, Large, Giant
Single ingredient
Yes
Odour
None
Chew times are estimates and vary with your dog and the size or grade selected.
Tried and tested
A naturally shed Highland deer antler, this is one of the hardest, longest lasting chews there is, and it's low odour and low mess too. Antlers are naturally packed with minerals, and being shed each year they're a sustainable, single ingredient chew. Ryan, one of our IMDT qualified trainers, recommends antlers for dedicated adult chewers that need a serious, long lasting project, with the same honesty we give all very hard chews, it's about supervision and knowing your dog. For puppies and gentler dogs, an antler is best offered for gentle gnawing under supervision rather than hard cracking. Choose the right size for your dog.
About this chew
Description
Highland antlers are a natural, single ingredient chew, naturally rich in minerals like calcium and phosphorus. They're extremely durable and one of the longest lasting chews available, as well as low odour, low mess and low fat. Because deer shed their antlers naturally each year, they're a sustainable chew. As an extremely hard chew, it's a slow wearing project for committed chewers rather than a consumable treat.
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Your questions, answered
Are antlers long lasting?
Yes, they're one of the hardest and longest lasting natural chews, ideal for dedicated chewers.
Are antlers safe for dogs?
As a very hard chew there is a risk of tooth damage, so supervision is essential and they suit sensible chewers rather than aggressive crackers. Choose the right size and take it away as it wears down.
Are antlers sustainable?
Yes, deer shed their antlers naturally each year, so they're a sustainable, single ingredient chew.
Are antlers suitable for puppies?
We recommend them from 6 months, once adult teeth are through, and not for teething puppies. Even then, offer for gentle supervised gnawing rather than hard cracking.
