These elk antlers are generally well-received for their durability but have inconsistencies in size and quality that can be disappointing.
Size inconsistencies and thinness can reduce longevity.
Prevention: Inspect antlers before purchase or immediately upon receipt.
Risk of swallowing splinters if the antler breaks.
Prevention: Supervise your dog while they are chewing on the antler.
Users report that the chews last a long time.
Dogs seem to love chewing on these antlers.
The antlers do not splinter, making them safer for dogs.
Good for dogs who chew a lot
Affordable.
Several users received antlers that were thinner than expected.
Some antlers have manufacturing flaws like being open.
The antler can be too thin.
Some users find the product expensive.
Factors: Size, Dog's Chewing Habits, Environment
Yes, they are generally safe and durable, but require supervision to prevent splintering.
They can last from 1 week to a few months depending on the dog's chewing habits.
No, according to most reviews, these antlers do not splinter.
"The ones I've received haven't splintered like some chew bones and my dogs seem to love them."
"We received a long antler, but was very thin. My dog chewed it down in a week (the ones we buy at the the kennel have lasted months). Also it was shipped with a bag of dog food, which tore from the sharp edge of the antler."
Considering the mixed feedback on size and durability, buyers should be cautious and perhaps consider splitting their purchase to avoid disappointment.
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