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KONG has widely respected brand recognition in the dog chew space, and their whole antler product fits the bill. This product is specifically geared towards larger-breed dogs that require a longer, durable chew. As an elk antler, it is slightly softer than whitetail deer antlers, but sacrifices none of the durability. On the other hand, the mule deer antler is softer than its whitetail counterpart and has a darker colour. It may not withstand constant chewing.
MEDIUM Split Elk Antler Dog Chew | Antler Chew | Deer Antler Dog Chew | Antler Dog Chew | Organic Dog Chews | Antler Dog Treats | 1 each In comparison to other dog chews, antlers are odourless. Thus, these will not stink up your home whilst feeding them to your canine companion. Being a naturally grown chew, no two antlers are the same.Some are a harder dark brown colour whilst others are a softer greyish/white.They also come in various shapes and sizes, keeping your dog interested for longer.Our deer antler chews come from a sustainable, natural resource.Feed Material.Not for human consumption. Make sure that your dog consumes antler dog chews in moderation. He should not have more than an inch of antler per day. Keep in mind that eating too much can cause diarrhoea and an upset stomach. Unlike other animal horns, antlers are edible for our canine companions and more durable compared to dog bones. Hence, they are commonly sold as dog chews.
Whole Elk Antler Dog Chew | Antler Chew | Deer Antler Dog Chew | Shed Antler Chew | Organic Dog Chews | Premium Antler Dog Treats | Antlers Natural antler dog chews can come from a variety of sources. Each type has different textures. Deer antlers for dogs can have a harder texture than other varieties of antlers. They come in a wide range of sizes, so you can select the right fit for your dog’s size and chewing behavior. One reason big dog owners like antlers is their size. Antlers can be huge, so big dogs can’t get the entire thing in their mouths.
Out of all the 3 types, moose antlers are the softest. They are not as long-lasting as the first 2 antler types. But a chew from the base of the moose antler is a bit durable since this portion has a high density. 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? 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. Split antlers for dogs are a 100% natural dog Chew. These are the easier version alternative to whole antlers, they are just cut in half. An ideal choice for less aggressive chewers or dog like our Barney who just cannot be interested in hard chewing treats.This way, a dog owner can monitor if their dog is chewing on the antler with too much force. In this case, it would be best to take away the chews, but make sure to offer a dog treat whilst doing so. This avoids triggering the pooch’s guarding instinct. Elk Antlers for Dogs Another reason that antlers can be a cause for concern is the potential for internal damage. Hard bones like antlers can split and splinter when your dog is chewing on them. Antlers for dogs are usually sold in 2 forms: whole and split. Know which one is better for your furry friend as we look into their differences. Whole Antlers for Dogs Whole and split elk antlers for dogs can both provide major benefits. As far as being better or healthier for your dog, there is no real difference. Split elk antlers for dogs are actually whole antlers that have been halved in the middle to expose the marrow. The marrow is made with nutrients, mostly composed of calcium, phosphorous, manganese, and zinc. On the other hand, whole antler chews are longer lasting but have limited access to the center marrow (your furbaby will have to gnaw first to reach the center).
Some antler dog chews are poorly sourced and prepared. If left on the ground for long periods, antlers become a breeding ground for dangerous bacteria. 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. Immediate surgery is often needed to extract the antler from their stomach. This is another reason why dogs should never be left unsupervised whilst eating antler dog chews. Many dog owners ask, “Are deer antlers safe for dogs?” Yes, they are, provided that dog owners supervise their pooches as they chomp on them. They are a long lasting and odourless chew. Whilst your dog grinds down the antler over time, there will be little to no mess made as the deer antler should not splinter.
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Dogs left unsupervised to chew antlers are especially at risk, since you may not know that they have swallowed part of their antler until they have started showing symptoms, or worse, choked on it. But My Dog Loves Antlers! For pet parents who aren’t comfortable with the prospect of antlers for dogs or for those who want other natural options, there are alternatives. Some potential choices include: Cow Hooves Split Elk Antler Dog Chew | Antler Chew | Deer Antler Dog Chew | Shed Antler Chew | Organic Dog Chews | Premium Antler Dog Treats | Antlers
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