Antlers for Dogs (6 Pack) Deer Antler Dog Chew Bones for Small Aggressive Chewers - Long Lasting Whole Antlers - Hand Trimmed & Naturally Shed

Our dog is a heavy chewer - these antlers are perfect and a nice size/weight for our 100 lb retriever.

Our 55 lb Basset hound LOVES his new antler! It's the perfect size for him to prop up between his paws and gnaw at it. I've tried the Bully brand (waste of money for us- may work for you) and although nylabone is reliable and fun for him, he enjoys the antler the best. No splinters, no crumbles, no sharp edges. If your dog is a hardcore chewer or 'aggressive' gnawer- this is perfect. Will definitely buy again.

We rescue and rehabilitate Irish Wolfhounds (IWH). Not an easy job as they usually come to us with varied physical and mental difficulties, but we have always loved the breed and admire their good traits. They are a majestic and gentle breed inherently but sometimes they are raised in conditions not suitable to developing these traits. The hounds live with us in our home as family members. Eventually my wife and I, along with the older hounds, are able to teach the 'newbies' how to act. What a joy to watch them gain confidence and blossom! Most of these guys and gals come to us as heavy chewers. Teething in the younger ones is always a problem and anything that presents an opportunity to chew on is fair game -- to them, not us! So we keep natural and mostly indestructible bones around for them, both antlers like this one and fresh frozen beef femurs we get at the grocery store. We never use rawhide or Nylabone chews, as both can be pulled apart and can raise havoc with a IWH digestive system. And of course we never provide them with cooked bones -- they splinter and can cause internal injuries. There are not a lot of truly 'indestructible' chew toys out there. Just when you think that you found one, either the dog(s) will ignore it or you will start to find bits and pieces of it lying around. If you give them something new, don't take it for granted that they won't be able to shred it, watch them and learn. The same goes for all the stuff they can find in your yard. It's amazing the things that they will find and chew on. Items that you dropped and lost, plants and sticks, and things that others have thrown into your fenced- in yard. So it's nice to have a natural chew toy that is safe for our Irish Wolfhounds and that gives them hours of chewing pleasure. Their are only two cautions I will give you: make sure that the antler you buy is too large for your dog to try to swallow, and check with your vet to determine if it will be safe for their teeth. A chipped and/or broken tooth is a tough and expensive problem to deal with.

These and a select other few, are the only toys my dog can have, as she's a super chewer (she's a pit-catahoula mix). I usually get a medium-large as they come a bit smaller than you'd think. Not much smell from the chewing either which is SUPER nice - I used to get those buffalo horns and they would smell awful, so the deer/elk antlers smell like nothing compared! They're quite durable too; this last one I bought lasted about 4-5 months with my pup aggressively chewing it daily! It can be a bit annoying when chewing - but if they're on a bed or carpet it's not as irritating to hear! (Pictures are from about 4 months after purchase!)

They antlers are perfect for my golden retrievers. They lasted them a while and the size was perfect it wasn’t on the small side at all. 10/10 would buy again

I purchased the solid antler. I have two dogs that take turns and this has not split or had any problems.

The medium I ordered were really thin and small compared to the picture of the product. The antlers are still strong and durable but they are barely thicker than a pen. I wish they were thicker like in the picture

Great for aggressive, chewing dogs