Pupford Split Elk Antlers | Durable & Tough Chew Toy & Treat for Aggressive Chewers - Long Lasting, All Natural, Cleans Teeth & Engages Your Pup | 5-8” Long (1 Count)

Rescued our Chocolate Labrador a couple months back and the minute we brought him home, his baby beast teeth were all over our furniture. I needed a for sure remedy and the Split Elk Antlers saved the world. The minute we offered our boy, one, he never even looked at our expensive furniture again. 100% truth. The antlers are pricey but worth every penny! The last for months!

My Sheepadoodle is a chewer!!! We would've been lost without this. He loved it and made sure he had it where ever we went. I'm ordering a new one now because he's scraped every bit of marrow out of this original one, but it's still in tact and has been a good product.

Our 1.5-year-old porty, Stella, chews on this quite happily. She's chewing on one now. We have partially chewed elk antler bones all over the house - just like our ancestors did when they lived in caves. Except they didn't have squeaky toys, which Stella also likes to chew on and leave all over the house. We're working on the concept of "toybox" with her - as in put it back.

Our dog loves this!! And it’s still around even after hours of chewing. The length of the antler is awesome! We’ve had other before but they are shorter so it doesn’t give our Golden Retriever enough ‘grab’ on it. So these are really great for big dogs! Also, it’s nice that it is a split antler (as opposed to the full round antler) because then it’s a little softer and easier for our dog to chew.

I bought this for my 5 month old English Mastiff puppy. She is about 60 lbs so not a huge dog at this point. She ate this down quickly and was biting hard, sharp pieces off into shards. We have split antlers I'd purchased elsewhere that this has not been an issue with. Ended up tossing it because I didn't want her to swallow a sharp piece and need veterinary help.

Pretty good. My goldendoodle loves a good chew. One thing to note is the marrow was pretty minimal. Looked like it was an antler shaft split into 4ths or 3rds. Not in half like some are. So be aware.

My pit bull had this for 10 seconds, did one chomp and snapped off a sharp sliver. See pic. So if you have a dog that can demolish a nylabone you should stick to whole antlers instead.

My dogs go crazy for these antlers! Please monitor your dog while chewing in case a chunk breaks off. We use these as a high value reward for about 30 minutes of chewing then we put them back in the bag until the next day.

We have Golden Retrievers, and I think they were small for the amount of money would not re-buy

Overall good thing and my "little" chewer (3mnts old pitty) was able safely enjoy it for a day (till the inner side was gone) but i think it's a bit too expensive