Tibetan Elk Antler for Dogs, Grade-A, Premium Antler Chews Naturally shed Healthy & Longer Lasting Aggressive chewers, USA Product Small Split Antler (Large)

My dog loves these! High quality and last a long time! If you have a super chewer and are looking for a natural product, this is your answer!

Max keep his Tibetan Antler hidden under the arm rest of his bed away from the cat, Missy Elliot. At night he brings it out and places it between the bed and the door to entice the cat. When he chews the Tibetan Antler, he chews until he gets tired and then puts it back under the arm rest for safe keeping.

My chocolate lab is a super chewer, and he absolutely loves the elk antlers. He never gets bored with them.

One of the biggest challenges in owning a dog today is deciding which kinds of chew toys are safe. Many common chew toys are actually choking or digestive hazards. Rawhide seems to be the biggest offender, but I've also heard of dogs choking on bully sticks. It can be hard to choose a durable chew toy that is safe for a dog.What I've found over the past several years is that products such as antlers, horns, and hooves are long lasting, safe, and attractive to dogs. My cousin gave us a small section of deer antler for our dog when she was younger and it quickly became one of her favorite things to chew on. Since then, we have given her various types of antlers, horns, and hooves, all of which she loves.This antler is no exception. It turned out to be a bit small for our 70 pound mutt, but we recently adopted a puppy and she instantly preferred this type of chew to all others. Antlers, horns, and hooves tend to be pricier than other chew toys, but they do last longer and are safer for the dog's digestion. Both of my dogs love this antler. It doesn't smell, it doesn't make a mess, and it doesn't pose a threat to their health. I will always choose this type of chew toy over rawhide or bully sticks.

This is B I G !!!! it's too big for our dogs, unfortunately. They usually are fine with any Elk antler, but not with these. Check the measurements. These are prey thick.

Our Sheppard mix puppy loves to chew on everything! She's incredibly destructive and spends most of her waking time chewing on something. Split antlers are by far in her top three favorite chew toys category! We've had this one for a couple of weeks now and she chews on it five or six times a day (as compared to her non-split antlers where she only chews on those about once a day). It's lasting a very long time and I would consider an excellent value. I can't recommend split antlers from this company enough!!!

This is actually individually packed so good for giving as a gift. Not terribly stinky for an antler, she loved it. Her favorites are elk and deer, not so much a fan of moose ones, but she is young only 7 months old and tastes change over time. I'd recommend splits until your dog is older and more patient. The young ones get mad having to work that hard on a whole antler.

It keeps our puppy busy when we need him occupied. Such a reusable treat; we don't give it to him in one go as it's too large for him but it's a great alternative to those smelly bully sticks. The best part, he's gets so overjoyed whenever we give it to him for the first time for the day even though he's test driven it already for a few days. :)