Comments on: Deer Antlers for Dogs https://www.petfoodjudge.com/deer-antlers-for-dogs/ Dog food reviews / Cat food reviews Fri, 20 Oct 2023 13:00:09 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 By: Pet Food Judge (America) https://www.petfoodjudge.com/deer-antlers-for-dogs/#comment-38098 Fri, 20 Oct 2023 13:00:09 +0000 https://www.petfoodjudge.com/?p=43195#comment-38098 In reply to Pamela.

Thanks for the great info and feedback!

Yes, deer antlers are definitely a better option than stones and pegs!

I’m sure deer antlers strengthen teeth, so that could be seen as a benefit. Although anything hard has a risk of damaging teeth, I suspect dogs who’re fed a bad diet in general and rarely fed anything for dental health would have a much greater risk of a tooth breaking.

]]> By: Pamela https://www.petfoodjudge.com/deer-antlers-for-dogs/#comment-38077 Fri, 20 Oct 2023 01:26:39 +0000 https://www.petfoodjudge.com/?p=43195#comment-38077 Thx for this review.
My 1yr old mini bordoodle loves to chew…. anything!! Pegs, bark, stones and dog toys so in was searching for a natural replacement.
I have found the split deer antlers last longer than the uncut…not sure why but a split large length lasted 6 months with daily use compared to a uncut just 3 weeks.
As an added enrichment once he clears the dried marrow out from the split antler the groove is a perfect place to smear treats like mashed pumpkin, cream cheese or peanut butter extending it’s use.
The initial cost ($27 for large uncut at Petbarn 2023) whilst high proved to be great value when you consider the use and enjoyment he has had chomping on it.
I have heard others suggest they are not good for the dogs teeth BUT when you have a dog that is happy to toss and chew a pebble or other hard items you have to decide for yourself which is better.

Your website is a great resource and I tell everyone about it. Thanks for sharing all the research and details.

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