Our Antler Splits are sourced North American antlers that are naturally shed or harvested in the USA.
This variant is currently sold out
Elk is the softest density antler. It is recommended for puppies, older dogs, and sensitive chewers. A split chew allows easy access to the mineral rich marrow that dogs love. Once chew has lost its marrow core, its time to remove it from your dog and replace.
Bully chews are a 100% natural single-ingredient
dog chew made from high-protein beef muscle, specifically,
the pizzle of a bull.
Bully chews are a bit more flexible—great for
all dogs, but especially good for senior dogs, small dogs and puppies.
The 12” single-muscle Bully Stick is our most flexible, a great option for small dogs, seniors and pups.
SHOP BULLY STICKS
The 6” Bully Braid’s 3 plies provides a bit more “chew”, but is still flexible and appropriate for all dogs.
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Antler chews are pre-split to provide access to
mineral-rich marrow. Chewing antlers scrapes
teeth to help remove built up plaque and tartar.
Antler chews are a denser chew for dogs with
strong teeth—available in size L for dogs 15-30lbs,
and XL for dogs over 30lbs.
Elk is a softer-density antler, recommended for occasional chewers, puppies, older dogs, and sensitive chewers.
SHOP ELK ANTLERSChews offer substantial benefits when chosen well and used properly. Please consider these tips to ensure maximum benefit for your dog.
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