100% Natural SPLIT Antler Dog Chews The Hypo-Allergenic Dog Chew Like Stagbar (Weight - Small 30 - 50g), Size May Vary

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The most commonly sourced animals for antler dog chews are deer, elk, and moose. Let us find out how these 3 differ from one another. Deer Antlers for Dogs Puppies don’t lose their baby teeth until they’re 4 months old. Even after this point, all of the issues that can affect adult dogs who chew on antlers can affect puppies. Just like human babies, puppies are born with small temporary teeth (baby teeth). These teeth fall out and are replaced by adult teeth in the first six months of your puppy’s life. Puppy teeth are very fragile, with short roots, and they are easily damaged by chewing on firm objects like antlers. Great dental chew - full of minerals and calcium, the deer antler is a great dental chew and healthy chew not only by virtue of consuming the nutrients but also by the abrasive effect on the teeth during chewing. Choose large antlers for dogs. Ideally, it should be about the size of your pooch’s head. This significantly lowers the risk of him accidentally choking on the dog chew.

Antlers for dogs are an excellent source of protein and amino acids, which are vital for the body function of canines. These dog chews are also loaded with various minerals, including calcium, iron, magnesium, phosphorus, and zinc. The bottom line is, to determine which antler chews – split or whole – will be better for your dog, you have to know your dog’s chew personality and needs very well. LARGE Split Elk Antler Dog Chew | Antler Chew | Deer Antler Dog Chew | Antler Dog Chew | Organic Dog Chews | Antler Dog Treats | 1 each

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Our antlers are specially selected from Grade A premium raw antler for their weight, density, color, and shape." Our Gnawtlers ® are not just your average antlers. To begin with, our antlers are specially selected from Grade A premium raw antler for their weight, density, color, and shape. From there, they are meticulously sorted, weighed, cut, sanded, vacuum sealed, and labeled becoming Gnawtlers ®. Our pieces are scrutinized from their original raw form laying on the forest ground all the way to your home and your pup to ensure your Gnawtlers ® are up to our Gnawtlers ® standards. This means you can feel good about giving your dog our deer or elk antler chews because they are safe, delicious, and nutritious. Antler chews are popular dog treats and you’ve probably seen them sold in your local pet stores. But what exactly are antler chews? Are antlers safe for dogs? Are they good for your dog? What is the difference between split and whole antler chews? Needless to say, elk antlers are not ideal for an aggressive all-day chewer. Moose Antlers for Dogs

Whole antler dog chews tend to be cut through their cross section and are encased all round by the hard outer layer of the antler. These are a lot more resistant to your dog's chewing and are therefore more suitable for adult dogs and those that have a stronger or more rigorous bite. This can lead to bleeding, pain, and the need for veterinary assistance. Even if an antler doesn’t look sharp at first, it can become sharp as your dog gnaws and breaks pieces off. Choking Hazard When it comes to whole antlers, you have the options of elk or deer antlers. Deer antlers are harder than elk antlers and recommended for super chewers. We do not recommend deer antlers for puppies or senior dogs who have sensitive teeth. Instead, we recommend starting with split elk antlers for puppies. Antlers for dogs are often given as a chew treat. They are a popular option for dogs that chew through normal plastic or fabric toys in a matter of minutes. Having something to chew is important for our dogs’ dental health, and to keep boredom at bay. But, antlers for dogs can cause more problems than they solve. In fact, chewing on hard products like elk or deer antlers for dogs can lead to dental problems like fractured teeth, and internal damage from splintering. Contents The main thing is that the antler is not too small, your dog may try to swallow it whole, as this would be dangerous. But if it is a little too big, then the dog will probably be fine! I have seen a small dog work their way through a large size antler. You should always supervise your pet with ANY bone like dog treats—remove any broken pieces. NOT suitable for puppies under 9 months. Advantages of Split Antlers For DogsThese are great for puppies, seniors, and dogs that are not chew-motivated. It is easier for them to chew and makes them access the bone marrow without much effort.

As the Split Antlers are softer than the full antlers, they are suitable for dogs over 5 months and senior dogs too. Ingredients It can be hard to know if this has happened until your dog starts to show symptoms of internal pain or disruption. So, it is best to prevent the opportunity altogether and avoid antlers. Oral Punctures Being a naturally grown chew, no two antlers are the same. Some are a harder dark brown in colour, whilst others are a softer greyish/white. Antos Split Antlers come in various shapes, keeping your dog interested for longer. The deer antler chews come from a sustainable, natural resource. Elk antlers for dogs are usually large in size, and can often be available in a split form. Elk antlers vary in density, depending on which part of the antler is selected. Moose antlers for dogs are softer than other antlers, and are often sold in different slices and shapes to choose what works for your individual dog. You can even find other types of “antler” chews that are made from water buffalo horns. Antlers for Dogs and Dental HealthIf your dog is a small breed that only chews a little bit here and there, then split elk antler for dogs will be more than adequate. We also recommend starting with split antlers for dogs if you have never given your furbaby antlers before. If, on the other hand, you have a larger breed that is an aggressive chewer and can go long sessions working the antler, you will definitely want to go with a whole antler chew. Deer naturally shed their antlers through certain times of the year, making these a guilt free natural dog chew. Naturally cleaned and then cut into various sizes and weights, with the sharp points removed to make them safe. Unfortunately, the answer is not straightforward. Dog owners need to choose the right variety of antler dog chews and prepare it properly to make it safe for their pooch to consume. Your dog can easily swallow these splinters or chunks. But, they are often very sharp. So, as they travel through your dog’s digestive system, there is the risk that they can puncture something. These pieces can also become lodged in your dog’s throat or intestines and cause internal damage. While all dog chew options come with their own set of risks, antlers for dogs provide an interesting alternative to traditional offerings, as they’re not as likely as bones to splinter or break easily.

But it is advised to give antler chews to your dog in moderation. Allowing him to consume too much can cause digestive problems.Unlike nylon, rawhide or beef bones, elk antler dog chews are 100% natural, won't splinter or create a smelly mess on your carpet or furniture. Dogs find elk antler chews irresistible and they are full of essential minerals such as calcium, zinc, magnesium and glucosamine that will keep your pet happy and healthy. Antler chews are also a terrific way to keep your pups teeth clean and shiny by scraping the tartar buildup from their teeth. Not sure which antler size is best for your pup? We buy our Split Antlers from a supplier who tries to get this natural product in the correct lengths, it’s not always possible with a natural product MEDIUM Split Elk Antler Dog Chew | Antler Chew | Deer Antler Dog Chew | Antler Dog Chew | Organic Dog Chews | Antler Dog Treats | 1 each JUMBO Whole Elk Antler Dog Chew | Antler Chew | Deer Antler Dog Chew | Antler Dog Chew | Organic Dog Chews | Antler Dog Treats | 1 each