The Jack & Pup Large Whole Elk Antler Extra Thick Dog Chew offers good durability and is well-received by large dogs, though some users found it thinner than expected. The chew is generally safe and enjoyable for dogs, with a stable trend in ratings and sentiment.
The elk antler is durable and long-lasting.
It is considered safer than some other chew options.
The size of the antler is well-received.
Dogs thoroughly enjoy chewing on it.
he chew is appealing and enjoyable.
Some users found the antler thinner than expected.
Bully breed dogs destroyed it quickly.
Factors: Dog's aggressiveness with chewing, Usage frequency
It lasts a few days to a few months based on the reviewers' comments.
Yes, it is considered safer than rawhide chews or hard bones.
"This big antler is an all around winner for my 80 pound Lab-Flat Coat retriever! It’s safer than rawhide chews or hard bones but strong enough to give him a real chewy workout with just a whiff of scent."
"I got this antler specifically because it said extra thick. This would not even be classified as kind of thick. It’s fairly thin. My two bully breed boys will destroy this almost $40 stick in less than a day. Disappointed"
This chew is a solid choice for large dogs, but buyers should manage expectations regarding thickness and durability. It's a good product with some potential downsides.
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