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by Levi Jordt
Buying bulk deer antler chews by the pound typically saves 30 to 50 percent compared with buying the same pieces individually. A two pound bag of m...
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by Levi Jordt
Buy direct from a US collector and processor that will tell you the collection region, the collection season, and the grade of the piece you are ge...
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by Levi Jordt
Calcium and phosphorus form the mineral core of our deer and elk antler chews, supporting bone density, muscle function, and overall skeletal healt...
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by Levi Jordt
Deer antler chews last anywhere from two weeks to six months or more, depending on chewing intensity and dog size. Our Whole Elk Antler Chews, buil...
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by Levi Jordt
Deer antler chews are generally considered safer than rawhide, though they can still pose risks such as tooth fractures due to their hardness. Rawh...
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by Levi Jordt
Deer antler chews cost more because the supply is annual, the collection is manual, and most of what gets collected fails quality grading. A deer a...
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by Levi Jordt
Match the antler to your dog's weight using this rule: the chew must be long enough that your dog cannot fit the whole thing inside their mouth. A ...
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by Levi Jordt
No, puppies should not chew deer antlers during active teething. A deer antler chew for puppies becomes appropriate only after the permanent teeth ...
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