Deluxe NaturalsElk Antler For Dogs, 1 lb Pack for Medium to Large Dogs, Premium, Naturally Shed Elk Antler Dog Chews

Great product, great seller.My dog loves it l, he doesn't want to let go

Most chews are smaller than anticipated but these are nice size.

First a bit of background. We adopted a German Shepherd mix a little over a month ago - the foster family we got her from told us she loved antlers and gave us one that she had been working on. That one was pretty small so my wife went out and bought a nice large elk antler at a local pet store - it was a bit over $20 for a split antler about 8" long. After about a month, that one is roughly 4" long now, so she ate through roughly 4" in about a month.Given that one split antler was $20+ at a local store, this pack from Deluxe Naturals seemed like a deal so we decided to give it a try. Our pack had 3 antlers - one solid piece about 6" long (quite heavy!), one split piece about 8" long, and a third piece about 8" long - solid, but sort of flat. This flat piece is the one we just gave to her. The good news is she loves it (just like every antler she's had so far!), but she has already eaten about 1" of it in just a couple days. I don't know if it's just because this piece is thinner so she can make faster progress or if these antlers are somehow softer than the one we got from the local store or just the makeup of this particular piece. I'm curious if the other pieces in the Deluxe Naturals bag will last longer.Overall though, this seems to be a good product at a fair price - especially compared to what our local prices are. Assuming they last a reasonable amount of time, we would definitely buy again.

My dog's review: I LOVE THESE, MORE MORE MORE!My review: My dog loved these. The problem is, he loves them just a little too much. If I give them to him, he manages to chew a significant portion of it down (that is, eat it) in just an hour. And I find that when he eats it, he seems to be sick for the next two days or so (very bad diarrhea). Maybe his stomach just needs to get used to it (like dogs do for any new food), but he loves these too much to give him just a little taste, especially since he also gets extremely upset when I take it away from him! Maybe that's a positive rather than a negative - I don't know! But I imagine these elk antler dog chews shouldn't be a major part of your dog's diet, and for my dog, providing them to him at all seems to make it so. So I'm sticking with Nylabones for his chewing for now, because they last him so much longer and he seems to manage to chew them without eating them.

I am so pleased that I made this purchase! I have 3 dogs of my own and foster large dogs for the local humane society and I have found antlers to be an invaluable tool to prevent chewing on inappropriate items. They last far longer than rawhides and bully sticks and they are a much healthier option than the hard plastic bones. Additionally there is never any digestive upset. Normally I purchase them at the local Agway for about $18 -$28 each antler depending upon the size and whether or not they are split or whole. When this product arrived it FAR exceeded my expectations. There were only three antler in the bag despite the picture but they were VERY large. Antlers such as these would run on the higher end at Agway so would have cost me a total of about $70 for all three if purchased there. This is also even far cheaper than the ones sold at pet stores. I am so happy and will definitely order these again when these get gnawed up, which will take a good 3 months!

My 1 year & 11 month old, 56 lbs husky took to it right away! I like to try different things with her. I found that these keep her entertained and don’t mess with her tummy. She was a major chewer when we first got her and these really helped. They last for a really long time. Luckily, she’s taken to the good life with no problem. Lol! I notice she does not chew things up like she used to so I don’t have to worry about leaving her alone with it. She plays with it and then goes to sleep. I look forward to buying these again.Update (5/12/21): my husky chipped one of her back teeth last year on this in a way that exposed the root and we had to take her to the vet to have it removed. Had it just cracked on top, not exposing the root we would not have needed surgery but I think I still would want to prevent this from happening.My vet told me to buy her treats that have some give on the teeth when she bites. She was a big time chewer but unfortunately, even though she really liked these treats, I cannot risk any more of her teeth cracking.