Always supervise! Antlers have had reports of causing crown fractures and large splinters can break off (although rare) and be hazardous. Too much at once can cause stomach upset. If the antler has dried out and lost it’s flavor, soak it in broth, smear some canned food or even coconut oil can spark their interest again.ĭon’t let your dog chew more than ½ inch per day. Moose antlers are flat and don’t make for an ideal dog chew. Elk antlers are softer and more spongy on the inside. What is the difference between Deer, Elk and Moose? Deer antlers are dense and hard. Clean: Elk and Deer antlers don’t smell or stain.They are shed naturally each season, picked up, cleaned and ready for chewing. Humane and sustainable: Animals (Elk and Deer) aren’t harmed for their antlers.It’s time to take it away and get them a new one. When it antler gets small enough to become a choking hazard. Be sure to choose the right size for your dog. A Variety of Shapes, Sizes, and Texture: No two antlers are alike, your dog will enjoy the variety.Sharp edges can occur and may need to be sanded down to prevent injury. Still, no dog should be left unattended when chewing antlers. Safe: Events of accidents from chewing deer antlers compared to pig bones or cow bones is very low.Left on the ground in the wilderness, mice and other animals consume antlers for their nutritional value. Also include plenty of Magnesium, Sodium, Copper, Zinc, and Iron. Highly Nutritious: High Protein, Calcium Phosphorous.Whole antlers last longer than center-cut antlers (cut in half with marrow exposed). Chewing: Antlers are long-lasting and satisfy the dog’s need to chew.Here are some quick reasons dogs like antlers: This is what a lot of dog parents think when they first hear about antlers for dogs. “Why would my dog like antlers? They are hard and smell flavorless.” The elk asks the dogs to wait until we shed them first.
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