This and That Canine Company Whole Antler chews for dogs are 100% Canadian and naturally shed Antlers. Do you have a motivated chewer and are seeking the toughest natural chew on the market? Why not let your dog chew the very same nutrient-dense option their ancestors did while providing countless hours of stimulating chew!
The ultimate in healthy and long-lasting treats! If your dog has not tried them yet, don’t hesitate.
- Antlers provide more than just recreational chewing – they’re a great source of calcium, protein, glucosamine, chondroitin (great for the joints) and many other vitamins & minerals.
- Great for tough chewers. Antlers provide hours of chewing fun, for even the most aggressive chewers and last longer than any other chew on the market!
- No fat – can be enjoyed by dogs that are overweight, have pancreatitis, IBD or allergies to ingredients found in other treats.
- No odours, no slime and no carpet stains – a tasty, mess free treats for your dogs.
- Chewing is a naturally stimulating activity for dogs and promotes good oral hygiene.
Antler is especially appealing to dogs because of the rich, thick, meaty “marrow” portion, hidden inside the hard outer core. A Whole piece of antler is tougher than a split piece and will hold up longer for an aggressive chewer.
Available in size Small, Medium, Large, Extra Large and Jumbo.
Canadian sourced.
| Weight | 0.3 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 22.00 × 5.00 × 5.00 cm |
| Size | Jumbo, Large, Medium, Small, XL |
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Pauline Holloway (verified owner) –
I’ve purchased these for our large dogs before and they love them! My only comment is that buying them in a store you can choose the shape rather than be surprised when purchasing on line. The one we received was very wide at one end but narrowed to a small point so once they have chewed through half of it, we are going to have to take it away for fear they might swallow the small pointed end. The one pictured would have worked out much better.