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Deer Antler Chews and Natural Treats

Deer antler is a 100% natural chew bone that's a source of calcium and helps remove tartar from your dog's teeth. Known for its strength, you should choose a deer antler that's suited to your dog's jaw strength and temperament.

Some dogs are unable to chew and do not release pressure when chewing on very hard materials. They often have teeth that are already filed down or broken from chewing on stones, for example.

Deer antler, like fallow deer antler, is shed naturally each year during the natural moulting process.

No animal is harmed or killed for its antlers unlike buffalo horns which do not fall naturally and are collected from dead animals.

Angled-cut deer antler is ideal for puppies. No effort is required; all the marrow is accessible. They can cut their teeth and relieve the pain associated with teething, while also stocking up on calcium to strengthen their teeth after their baby teeth fall out.

The choice of antler depends on your dog's temperament and chewing abilities, not on its size. A Great Dane may know how to chew a split antler and completely abandon a whole antler, which is too hard for it to chew. Conversely, a Jack Russell may be able to make short work of a split antler and truly satisfy its need to chew intensely on a whole antler.

Some dogs are unable to chew and do not release pressure when chewing on very hard materials. They often have teeth that are already filed down or broken from chewing on stones, for example.

You need to choose the right wood for your dog so that he can reap all the benefits and advantages. He should be able to put it in his mouth and still have room to chew and rub his teeth against the wood to sand it down little by little and remove the marrow. If you choose wood that is too difficult for your dog to chew, he will abandon it.

This is true on some sites, but if you look more closely, you will see that the guaranteed weight is reduced by half, while whole and sliced deer antlers are recommended for a dog's size. Look for the error...

This is also true if the antler supplier does not sand all the edges of the sliced deer antler! This work is done by hand and takes time and labor.

Weight for weight, a cut AA+ grade deer antler costs more to produce than a whole deer antler.

On evidentboutique.com, the weight of sliced deer antlers is slightly less than that of whole deer antlers, but the guaranteed weight remains adapted to the size of the dog so as not to put it at any risk.