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Highland Antler Fallow Deer Antler Dog Chew – 100% Natural, Long-Lasting Chew

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Size: Medium

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Product description

Highland Fallow Deer Antler Dog Chew is a naturally hard, long-lasting chew made from 100% deer antler. Its dense texture offers satisfying supervised enrichment for suitable dogs with a strong chewing instinct, while the low-odour, low-mess format makes it a practical choice for indoor use.

Key Benefits

100% natural deer antler
Firm, long-lasting chewing enrichment
Naturally low in fat
Low odour and low mess
No artificial colours or preservatives
Available in Medium and Large
Each antler is naturally unique

More About This Chew

Fallow antlers are broad and dense, creating a substantial challenge for dogs that enjoy hard chews. Each piece varies in shape, colour, texture and weight because it is a natural product. Antler wears gradually with use, but it must still be checked carefully for sharp or damaged areas.

How to Use

Choose a size larger than your dog can swallow. Introduce for short supervised sessions and remove the antler if it becomes small, sharp, cracked or damaged.

Ingredients

100% natural deer antler.

Analytical Constituents

Crude protein: 39.6%
Crude oils and fats: 0.4%
Crude ash: 49.7%
Moisture: 11.8%

Feeding Guide

Offer as an occasional complementary chew alongside a balanced diet. Suitable from 12 weeks of age. Fresh drinking water should always be available.

Size

Available in Medium and Large. Natural dimensions, shape, colour and weight vary.

Safety Information

Antler is extremely hard and may not suit powerful chewers, dogs with damaged or sensitive teeth, senior dogs with dental wear or puppies changing teeth. Hard chews can cause tooth fractures. Always supervise, choose an appropriate size and ask your vet if you are unsure whether antler is suitable for your dog.

Amy’s Tip

Go larger if you are between sizes. A bigger antler is easier to hold and less likely to become a swallowing risk—but always watch how your individual dog chews.