The Treat Shack Whole Naturally Shed 7-in Deer Antler Dog Treats, Large
In a Nutshell
- Durable and fun chewing for some dogs
- Mismanagement size expectations leading to noticeable disagreements on the part of the userbase about what was expected
- Unfortunately does NOT look the same as in the product description photos
Quick Verdict
The Treat Shack Whole Naturally Shed 7-in Deer Antler Dog Treats offer durability and taste, but many users report issues with the product's size and design.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Size discrepancies leading to choking hazards
Pros & Cons
Pros
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sturdy (1)
The Antalers have been mentioned to be pretty rugged
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Keep chewers occupied (1)
Keeps them busy
Cons
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Size Discrepancy (3) critical
Does not match photo
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Quality Control Issues (2) major
Quality control seems to be an area to hone or obstraction for users who have bought this
Tip: Look at multiple photos not just the image gallery photo with pineapple colors
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Was not interested (1) minor
Antler did not interest the pet as expected
Quality Trend: Declining
Recent reviews mention size and shape discrepancies more frequently
neutral
negative
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Dog owner looking for durable chew treats — Treats are sturdy and last long
✗ Skip If
- • Owner expecting specific size or shape — Size and shape can vary greatly from photos
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Are these treats durable?
Yes, many users report they last a long time and don't crack easily.
Do these treats match the product photos?
No, several users have reported significant discrepancies between the product photos and the actual product.
Are these treats suitable for small dogs?
Not all users feel these are suitable for small dogs often mending a change
Highlighted Reviews
"Boys seem to enjoy them. They last and don’t crack!"
"Terrible! Does not match product photo at all!!! "
Bottom Line
If you are inclined to buy this but allow considerable room for disapppointment and visual mislead