Perhaps the biggest irony when it comes to hard chews like antlers is that we, as owners, believe we are helping to keep our dogs’ teeth clean. You can even find other types of “antler” chews that are made from water buffalo horns. Moose antlers for dogs are softer than other antlers, and are often sold in different slices and shapes to choose what works for your individual dog. Elk antlers vary in density depending on which part of the antler is selected. Elk antlers for dogs are usually large in size, and can often be available in a split form. They come in a wide range of sizes to select the right fit for your dog’s size and chewing behavior.
Deer antlers for dogs can have a harder texture than other varieties of antlers. Natural antler dog chews can come from a variety of sources. However, antlers can pose some hazards that you should consider before you buy the antler treat you’ve been eyeing at the pet store. Antlers do not appear to splinter as easily as bones or other toys they last a long time, saving you money on chew toys for powerful chewers and they appeal to our sense of what is “natural” for our dogs. On the surface, antlers for dogs seem like the perfect object for our pets to chew on. Ever heard the expression, “like a dog with a bone”? This fact is reinforced in cartoons, the media, advertising, and even in our speech.
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