Dentler Split Antler Natural Flavour Dog Chew

Dentler Split Antler Natural Flavour Dog Chew is a 100% natural treat, great for dogs of all sizes. This split antler is made with naturally shed deer antlers, a great eco-friendly treat packed with natural nutrients like calcium, glucosamine and chondroitin, perfect for hip and joint health. This antler lets your dog express their natural urge to chew, helping to redirect bad chewing behaviour.

Dentler Split Antler Natural Flavour Dog Chew is great for dental health, helping to remove built-up plaque and tarter and super gentle on the gums. This long-lasting treat is resistant to premature chipping and breaking and its dark colour provides resistance to the sun and inclement weather. For bacterial protection, this antler chew goes through an eco-friendly ozone treatment that is completely natural and safe for your dog. With a natural taste, made with no additives or preservatives, this natural chew is a great odourless, mess-free treat option. Not recommended for young puppies or dog’s with poor teeth. Available in medium, large, extra large and extra-extra large. made by a proudly owned Canadian company.

Why We Recommend Dentler Split Antler Natural Flavour Dog Chew:

• 100% natural and eco-friendly
• Packed with calcium, glucosamine and chondroitin for hip and joint health
• Lets your pet express their natural urge to chew
• Great for dental health
• Natural nature flavour (odourless)
• Long-lasting and resistant to premature chipping/breaking
• Resistant to sun and inclement weather
• Ozone treatment for bacterial protection
• Made with no additives or preservatives
• Mess-free
• Be sure to monitor your pets while they chew. Take the chew away once it’s too worn.
• Made by a proudly owned Canadian company

Ingredients:

Deer Antler

Sizes:

Medium: 10-30 lbs

Large: 30-50 lbs

X-Large 50-80 lbs

XX-Large: 80-120 lbs

Caution:

Be sure to monitor your pets while they chew. Take the chew away once it’s too worn. Worn-out chews are a choking hazard.

Dentler antlers are naturally very hard and could damage your dog’s teeth if they chew too quickly or aggressively. Not recommended for young puppies or dogs/cats with poor teeth.