Antler chews are made from natural antlers shed by animals such as deer, elk, or moose. They are harvested, cleaned, and cut into pieces suitable for chewing.

Generally, antler chews are safe for dogs, but it’s essential to choose the right size for your dog and supervise them while chewing. They should not be too small, as this could pose a choking hazard.

Puppies can enjoy antler chews, but it’s important to wait until they have their adult teeth (around 6 months old) since antlers are quite hard and could damage baby teeth. Always ensure the antler is an appropriate size for the puppy.

Antler chews are quite durable and can last a long time, depending on your dog’s chewing habits. Some dogs may take weeks or even months to wear down an antler, while others may finish one more quickly.

Yes, antler chews are rich in protein and contain minerals such as calcium and phosphorus. They may provide some additional nutritional benefits for your dog while also serving as a chew toy.

Select an antler that is proportionate to your dog’s size. Larger breeds may require larger antlers, while smaller dogs should have smaller, more manageable pieces to prevent choking.

Store antler chews in a cool, dry place. Keeping them in a sealed container can help maintain freshness and prevent contamination.