Antler Chews

Choose the size based on your dog’s weight and chewing habits:

• Small Dogs (Under 10 kg): Small or Medium Antlers
• Medium Dogs (10-25 kg): Medium or Large Antlers
• Large Dogs (Over 25 kg): Large or Extra-Large Antlers Split antlers are a great option for smaller dogs, making them easier to chew.

The longevity of an antler chew depends on the size of your dog and its chewing habits. Larger dogs or more aggressive chewers may get through a chew more quickly, while smaller dogs may take days or even weeks to finish one. Antlers are known for being durable and long-lasting compared to other chew treats.

Yes, antler chews help promote healthy teeth by naturally scraping away plaque and tartar as your dog chews. The rough texture is perfect for supporting oral hygiene while satisfying your dog's natural chewing instincts.

Yes! Antler chews are a great natural source of nutrients like collagen, glucosamine, and chondroitin, which are beneficial for maintaining healthy joints. These nutrients support cartilage repair, reduce inflammation, and improve mobility, making antler chews ideal for dogs with joint concerns or as a preventative measure for active dogs.

To keep your antler chews fresh and safe for your pet, store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight or moisture. This helps maintain their natural qualities and ensures they last longer. Avoid leaving them in humid environments, as this may affect their texture and durability.

Antlers vary in hardness depending on the species and whether they are whole or split. Generally:

• Red Deer Antlers and Fallow Deer Antlers are slightly softer, making them suitable for moderate chewers or smaller dogs.
• Elk Antler Chews tend to be harder and are great for strong chewers or larger dogs.
• Split Antlers provide easier access to the soft inner core, making them ideal for dogs with less powerful jaws or those just starting out with antler chews.