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Elk Antler

Elk Antler

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Antlers are sorted by weight, rather than length. The cut edges are beveled for a smoother finish. Royal brown antlers are a premium quality antler hand selected for its rich brown coloration and freshness. This is a grade A antler which has been split lengthwise to expose the marrow. Good for customers looking for a very long lasting chew. Elk antlers have a higher ratio of soft inner marrow compared to the extremely hard outer layer, meaning that it won't be as dense as a deer antler. Split antlers are recommended for dogs who might not be used to chewing on antlers; however, a split antler is not as durable as a whole antler. Pick the right sized antler depending on the chewing strength of the dog (i.e. a large German shepherd should not be given a small antler, they should be given a large antler).

Benefits of Elk Antlers:

  • Elk antlers are less likely to splinter or chip than bones.
  • No preservatives, additives, or artificial ingredients, so what you see is what you get.
  • Antlers are full of nutrients like calcium and phosphorus as well, so your pup is getting some extra minerals to help promote stronger bones and teeth.
  • Scrape away plaque buildup, improving your pup’s dental hygiene and tooth strength
  • Natural stress reliever, chewing is a healthy activity for dogs entirely on their own. Best to provide your dog with something that benefits him when he’s chewing rather than something valuable of yours like furniture!
  • Mess-free: no odors, no sticky residues, no stuffing ripped out, etc.
Chew Time: This antler is likely to withstand weeks to months before it needs to be replaced.

Small: <101g

Medium: 102-200g

Large: 201-300g

Guaranteed Analysis:
Crude Protein: 40.5% min
Crude Fat: 0.1% min
Crude Fiber: 0.1% max
Moisture: 11.4% max

Please note: Antlers are extremely dense and hard - we do not recommend them for dogs with underlying dental problems. Size and shape will vary.
Ingredients
Naturally Shed Elk Antlers
Nutrition
NO NUTRITION INFORMATION AVAILABLE
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Difference Between Elk and Deer Antlers?
Elk antlers have a softer outer core compared to deer antlers which makes them easier to grind down. Elk antlers have a thinner outer core as well, with the inner marrow taking up the majority of space. A very strong dog could probably crush this antler into multiple pieces. An elk antler is better for a dog that is not as of aggressive as a chewer.
Are Antlers Safe for Puppies to Chew?
Antlers are not the best chew to give to a puppy since their teeth are not hard and formed and antlers are very hard. Finding a softer, all meat chew is best for a puppy.