Amazon Brand - Wag Dog Elk Antler Chew, Naturally Shed, Whole, Medium 6-7.5 inches, Long Lasting for Aggressive Chewers, Best for Dogs 15-30 lbs, 2.90 Ounce (Pack of 1)

Nothing wrong with this product every part of it is great. Amazing size and lasts my dog a long time he loves them!

My dog absolutely loved this antler. It Is helped him so much with his teething and did not break into little pieces. He has had it for almost a year and nothing has chipped off or broke. Is it also helps clean his teeth!Thank you!!!

I debated on doing antlers, but my 50 lb Golden would eat thru anything else and has some tummy issues with some types of bones. I looked at a lot of reviews before ordering these. So far they have held up, she is a somewhat heavy chewer, but also tends to love something for a week, then ignore it, then find it again. So far it has held up, there is some wear on the ends, but I have not noticed anything small breaking off. This was a nice size and I did not want to get a split one as I have heard they can splinter.

This bone is perfect for any dog. I have 2 large dogs and a small dog and they all chew on it. The elk antler is hard, thick on the end, no smell and is very tough. This has lasted us a few months already and still has a ton of chewing left. Doesn’t leave small pieces when being chewed in. I think this antler will last a few years! Great value, I will buy a few more.

My big dog will not chew this, He tried but quickly gave up and refuses to have anything to do with it this is a 100 pound great pyrenees who loves his bones and chews and horns and He rejected this completely When I look at it it just does not look real I tried to scrape off some of it it's like plasticMy sister's dog just got a bowel obstruction from a similar product that blocked pieces of it blocked his intestines-- I'm not saying it is the same product because we don't know For sure but these things would be easy to 3D print sell them for 30 Bucks each? I would just suggest everyone be very very careful I know how much we love our dogsI would suggest buying marrow bones in the freezer department at your local grocery store The kind of bones that people make bone broth out of, Raw natural bone is the safest bone for dogs Make sure they're big enough so your dog can't choke on them. Little bones for big dogs are always risky, But a good natural bone is best. I just give it to him frozen--even at Whole Foods there are only 5.99 a pound.

My dog LOVES this bone. She goes for this every day over every other bone she has. However, I will say that it's barely lasted. She's a 37lb beagle and has almost completely devoured this in two weeks, so unfortunately it doesn't last very long and seemed to be pretty soft. BUT she loved it and it made her happy so it's worth it to me. Just won't be something she gets often.

I have a labrador retriever puppy. He unfortunately can destroy about any toy. I had to throw away all of his toys, even though they were aggressive chewer toys, because he ended up throwing up a blockage. My final attempt at a good toy was trying this antler. He is absolutely obsessed. He has spent countless hours chewing on this thing and has barely made Any type of debt! I highly recommend.

The ultimate for any kind of dogs. They will always go to this one , unbrekable!