Dog deer antlers

He doesn't say it, but he needs it : chewing soothes him, relieves stress, and reconnects him to his deepest nature.

It's a raw, natural dog chew full of benefits.

While he proudly chews on his treasure that fell from the forest , you enjoy a calm dog… and teeth cleaner than ever.

Whole or sliced ​​deer antlers: what are the differences?

Dog deer antlers are available in whole or sliced ​​(split lengthwise) versions.
Whole wood is more durable , perfect for heavy chewers or dogs that like to gnaw for a long time. Sliced ​​wood, on the other hand, exposes the pith directly, making it more palatable and easier to chew.

Fallow deer antler: the softer alternative to red deer antler

Fallow deer antler is a softer version of red deer antler, ideal for dogs with more sensitive jaws. It is particularly well-suited to puppies (from 6 months old) , small dogs , senior dogs, or those who are not heavy chewers. Its less hard texture makes it easier to access the tasty marrow inside.
Like deer antler, it is natural , without unnecessary calories , and collected after the molt.

Which deer antler should I choose depending on my dog's age or size? 

For a puppy (6 months or more) , a small dog or a beginner chewer, it is better to opt for split wood or softer wood (like olive wood or coffee wood ), which is easier to attack and gentler on the jaw.

A large adult dog or a seasoned chewer will prefer a whole piece of wood , which is stronger and more durable.

In all cases, the wood must be larger than his jaw to guarantee comfort and safety.

At what age should a deer be given antlers?

It is generally recommended to wait at least 6 months . Before this age, baby teeth are still fragile, and the chewing instinct may not be properly controlled. It is best to wait until adult teeth have erupted before introducing this type of chewing.

Naturally supports your dog's joints

Deer antler is rich in minerals such as calcium and phosphorus. These nutrients naturally contribute to joint support, especially in active, aging dogs or those prone to arthritis.

Deer antlers for dogs: are they too hard for their teeth?

Deer antler is naturally hard, and that's precisely what makes it effective for:

• To occupy for long periods of time
• Clean your teeth thoroughly
• Channeling energy
  

Unlike softer treats, it encourages prolonged and instinctive chewing , without adding unnecessary calories.

That said, its firmness requires a certain level of dental maturity . This is why it is not recommended to give it to a puppy under 6 months old (its milk teeth are still developing), or to an older dog , whose teeth may be more sensitive or worn.

How long does a deer antler last?

A well-chosen deer antler can last several months or even several years , depending on the frequency of use and the type of jaw your dog has.
The denser and thicker the wood, the longer its lifespan.

A piece of wood that fell naturally, collected from nature

All our deer antlers come from the wild , meaning they are hand-picked in nature after their annual shedding. Deer naturally lose their antlers every year, following the rhythm of the seasons.
It is an ethical , sustainable choice, respectful of animal welfare , which guarantees a 100% natural origin .

Conclusion

For your pet, deer antler is beneficial for both teeth ( oral health and It reduces tartar buildup, is calming for the mind, and respects its natural instincts ( chewing). It integrates perfectly into your dog's chewing routine.

And if your companion is young, senior or simply more delicate, deer antler offers a softer, equally natural alternative.

Good quality wood, well-suited to your needs, pleases your dog and reassures your veterinarian.