Cornish Antler for Dogs

This antler didn't come from far away. It was shed naturally by deer from a herd in Mid Cornwall, then collected, cleaned, and processed by hand — locally, not in a facility hundreds of miles from where it grew. No chemical treatment. No bleaching. Just an antler, prepared simply. Antler chews are among the longest-lasting natural chews available. They're naturally odourless, don't stain, and produce very little mess as your dog works through them over time — typically weeks rather than days, depending on size and how your dog chews. Because antler is dense, it's not suitable for every dog. Dogs with a tendency to bite down hard rather than gnaw should be supervised closely, and any chew — antler included — should be removed once it's worn down to a size that could be swallowed. Choosing the right size matters more with antlers than with most chews. As a general guide: going larger is usually the safer choice than going smaller, since a chew that's too small for a strong chewer becomes a hazard faster than one that's slightly bigger than needed. See the size guide below. Single ingredient. No additives. Compostable packaging. Size Guide Antlers are graded by weight, not length — as a natural product, shape and exact dimensions vary piece to piece. Size Weight Best suited to Small 30–75g Toy and small breeds, or dogs new to antler chews Medium 75–150g Most adult dogs of medium build Large 150–220g Large breeds, or dogs who get through medium chews quickly Extra Large 220g+ Giant breeds and confirmed power chewers If in doubt, size up. A larger antler is proportionate for most dogs with a moderate-to-strong chewing style. A chew that's too small becomes a choking risk sooner than one that's slightly bigger than needed.