Choosing the perfect Antler Chews
Recommended
sizing:
Small
bones are recommended "Toy" breeds, <10 lbs, such as:
Shih Tzu, Miniature Dachshund, Toy Poodle, Maltese, Pomeranian, Pub,
Chihuahua, Yorkie (Yorkshire Terrier), Bichon Frise or similar sized
breeds. order small now
Medium
bones are recommended breeds such as: Corgi, Beagle, Dachshund,
Sheltie (Shetland Sheepdog), Cocker Spaniel, Miniature Schnauzer,
Boston Terrier, or Miniature Poodle or similar sized. order medium now
Large
bones are recommended breeds for such as: Labradors Retriever, Golden
Retriever, German Shepherd, Boxer, Bulldog, Standard Poodle, Pointer
(German Shorthaired), Collie or Husky to name a few. These breeds may
also enjoy the extra large bone depending on overall size,
temperament or personal preference of the owner. order Large now
Extra
large bones are 2 inches longer and thinker in diameter than the large.
Determining the best choice between the two may overlap depending on
size and temperament of the dog, or preference by the owner. Extra
large bones are recommended for breeds such as: Labradors Retriever,
Golden Retriever, German Shepherd, or Husky. They are especially
good for Mastiff, Rottweiler, Great Dane, Irish Wolfhound, Bernese
Mountain Dog, or similar sized. order Extra Large now
Also consider
Our antler chew dog bones are naturally shed antlers, gathered in the forest or on ranch lands at various times of the year, they are all weathered at different stages.
Antlers are slightly weathered which leads to discoloration and mild hairline cracking. Some antlers never make it to market as we will not package antler chews that are rotted, have cracks penetrating the center of the bone, or we believe would be a hazard to any pet. Older dogs, mild chewers, or dogs who only get them for short periods of time do not need to be concerned as much for the weathered effects. In fact they can get the mineral benefit much easier.
Our antler chew dog bones are naturally shed antlers, gathered in the forest or on ranch lands at various times of the year, they are all weathered at different stages.
Antlers are slightly weathered which leads to discoloration and mild hairline cracking. Some antlers never make it to market as we will not package antler chews that are rotted, have cracks penetrating the center of the bone, or we believe would be a hazard to any pet. Older dogs, mild chewers, or dogs who only get them for short periods of time do not need to be concerned as much for the weathered effects. In fact they can get the mineral benefit much easier.
