Deer Antler Dog Chews | Organic Chews for Dogs

A serious chew for big dogs with strong jaws and plenty of determination.

Farm to Pet’s Whole Deer Antlers for Dogs are made for vigorous, experienced chewers weighing 35 pounds or more. Wild-gathered from naturally shed whitetail deer antlers, these whole antler chews offer a tough, long-lasting challenge with nutrient-rich marrow inside.

Durable, odor-free, and mess-free, each antler is hand selected for size and strength, then inspected and prepared for a smooth chewing surface. These are best for large dogs who already know how to work through a hard chew and need something that can keep up.

• Whole whitetail deer antler dog chew
• Best for vigorous and experienced chewers
• Intended for dogs weighing 35 lbs or more
• Available in Large and Extra-Large
• Wild-gathered from naturally shed whitetail deer antlers
• Odor-free and mess-free
• Long-lasting and mineral-rich
• Contains marrow inside
• Resistant to splintering
• Hand selected for size and strength
• Wild-gathered in Illinois and Wisconsin, USA

Details

• Brand: Farm to Pet
• Product: Whole Deer Antlers for Dogs
• Type: whole deer antler dog chew
• Antler type: whitetail deer
• Form: whole antler
• Sizes: Large and Extra-Large
• Best for: large dogs, aggressive chewers, experienced chewers
• Dog weight: 35 lbs and higher
• Ingredient source: wild-gathered in Illinois and Wisconsin, USA
• Nutrients listed by Farm to Pet: calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, potassium, zinc, glucosamine, and chondroitin sulfate

How to choose

These deer antlers are Farm to Pet’s hardest and largest chews and are best for very aggressive and experienced chewers.

Farm to Pet notes:

• Deer antlers: hardest and largest chews
• Reindeer antlers: suited for aggressive chewers and available in more sizes, whole and split versions
• Elk antlers: suited for a wider range of dog sizes and chewing styles

Toughness comparison from Farm to Pet:

• Elk antler chews: tough
• Deer antler chews: tougher
• Reindeer antler chews: toughest

Safety

Never choose a small antler just to try it out, as it may become a choking hazard.

Always choose an antler chew in proportion to your dog’s size. Your dog should be able to hold the antler in their paws and chew on one end.

Supervise dogs while chewing, especially aggressive chewers. Regularly inspect the antler and replace it if there are signs of excessive wear, breakage, or splintering. Discard before it reaches a size that could become a choking hazard.

Do not give antler chews to puppies until their milk teeth have fallen out, usually after six months of age. Do not give antler chews to dogs with broken or missing teeth or other dental issues. Consult your vet with any safety or health concerns.

Good to know

Whole antler chews are intact antlers cut to size, then smoothed and honed for chewing. They are generally better suited for experienced and aggressive chewers than split antlers, which have exposed marrow and may be easier for beginners.