Sliced deer antler
In the past, dogs chewed the antlers of deer or fallow deer found in the forest. Today deer antler is recovered to satisfy the dog's essential need to chew.
No deer or fallow deer were killed to take its antlers. It is after the moult from February to May that these woods are harvested. Besides the dark exterior color means that the wood comes from a wild animal that rubbed its antlers on the trees. The dog searches for the dried marrow in the heart of the wood.
Naturally source of protein, rich in calcium and natural minerals, iron, phosphorus, zinc, glucosamine and chomdroitin, hypocaloric, anti-allergic, it is a natural appetite suppressant (to be given 1/2 hour before feeding).
Chewing a deer antler requires great physical effort and releases calming endorphins for the dog.
Without any chemical treatment, without preservatives or artificial flavors, without any smell, non-sticky and does not crumble, it is a natural descaler.
Sliced deer antler is much less resistant and is well suited for older dogs and beginner chewers including puppies from 6 months.
Suede wood is softer and easier to chew.
🌱 Extra long lasting
🌱 No preservatives or additives
🌱 Won't break or stick in hair
🌱 Source of calcium and natural minerals
🌱 AA+ quality
🌱 100% natural
🌱 Clean and odorless
Nutrition advice 🌱 From 6 months . Give a suitable size for your pet. Whole antler is recommended for destructive dogs, advanced chewers and chewing dogs. It is not suitable for chewing dogs. You can also opt for suede wood for moderate chewers. Prefer beveled deer antler or suede antler for puppies.
Practical advice 🌱 If the wood dries out, immerse it in water overnight in the refrigerator. The next day, the marrow will be spongy and moist. If you also want to give “pep” to an antler, soak it in beef or chicken broth or a tuna canned stock.
Guaranteed result!
The sizes
XS: Weight < 50g - Length: 10-12cm : dogs up to 8kg
S: Weight 51 to 80g - Length: 12-14cm: dogs from 8 to 20 kg
M: Weight 81 to 120g - Length: 14-16cm dogs from 20 to 30kg
L: Weight 121 to 180g - Length: 16-18cm dogs from 30 to 40kg
XL: Weight 181 to 250g - Length: 18-20cm dogs over 40 kg
XXL: Weight 251 at 320g - Length: 18-20cm dogs over 50 kg
KILLER: Weight > 320g - Length: 18-20cm dogs over 50 kg
