Elk Antler Dog Chews | All-Natural Whole and Split Elk Antler Chews for Dogs

A tough, long-lasting antler chew for dogs who love a good gnawing project.

Farm to Pet’s Elk Antlers for Dogs are hand-gathered elk antler sheds made to satisfy chewing instincts while offering a durable, odorless, and mess-free chew. Slightly softer than deer and reindeer antlers, elk antlers are still very tough and suited for a range of chewing styles, from dogs being introduced to antlers to more determined chewers.

Choose a split elk antler for exposed marrow and easier access, or a whole elk antler for a longer-lasting challenge. Each antler is selected for quality, then cut, smoothed, hand washed, and inspected before reaching your dog.

• Natural elk antler dog chew
• Available in whole and split styles
• Split elk antlers have exposed marrow
• Whole elk antlers offer a tougher, longer-lasting challenge
• Suited for a range of dog sizes and chewing styles
• Slightly softer than deer and reindeer antlers
• Naturally splinter-resistant
• Odorless and mess-free
• Non-allergenic
• Rich in protein, essential minerals, collagen, and glucosamine
• Wild-gathered in Wyoming, USA

Details

• Brand: Farm to Pet
• Product: Elk Antlers for Dogs
• Type: elk antler dog chew
• Antler type: elk
• Styles: whole and split
• Sizes: Small, Medium, Large, and Giant
• Small: for dogs 1–15 lbs
• Medium: for dogs 15–35 lbs
• Large: for dogs 35 lbs and higher
• Giant: for dogs 35 lbs and higher
• Ingredient source: wild-gathered in Wyoming, USA
• Nutrients listed by Farm to Pet: calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, potassium, zinc, glucosamine, and chondroitin sulfate

Whole vs. split

Split elk antlers have the marrow exposed and are Farm to Pet’s easiest antler chew. They are still tough, but are best for less aggressive chewers, occasional gnawers, or dogs being introduced to antler chews.

Whole elk antlers require more chewing to reach the marrow and are better for power chewers who need a more durable, longer-lasting challenge.

Antler toughness

Farm to Pet notes the general toughness order as:

• 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

Elk antlers are a good middle ground in the Farm to Pet antler lineup: tough and long-lasting, but slightly less hard than deer and reindeer antlers. Split elk antlers are the better starting point for less aggressive chewers, while whole elk antlers are better for dogs who already know what to do with a serious chew.