MIA Eats an Antler

A friend of mine found an antler the other day and grabbed it for me. It isn't a freshly shed one, but it isn't too old- only a year.

MIA wasn't sure about it at first, but quickly realized it was good.

My flash wasn't working because my cell phone battery was low, but I got a few good pictures on my camera that I will upload and share soon.

These antlers are packed with calcium and minerals that dogs love

While she was gnawing on it, I swear she was cracking teeth, but all is well. I didn't let her eat the whole thing because I didn't want her to get sick since it was her first and sometimes she gets an upset stomach, but that is not surprising from a dog who has gone through chemotherapy and leg amputation.

Anyway, when I took it away, she hauled butt after me trying to get it back. Apparently deer antlers are yummy.

I will try to get better pictures uploaded soon.

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Buy Deer Antler for Your Dog

If you're looking for one of the best dog chews that you can offer for your dog, then you want to purchase deer antlers.

These are great because of so many different reasons:
1. They don't splinter
2. They don't have a strong odor
3. They don't leave a stain
4. They are all natural
5. They contain many minerals

Plus, what may make these dog chews more appealing is that antlers naturally fall off every year, to allow the deer to grow new antlers, which means that no deer have to die in order to give your dog a great treat that will last him longer than any pig ear, baked bone, or bully stick.

Deer Antler Chews for Dogs

The newest craze for dog treats and dog bones is surprisingly deer antlers. Because deers, elk, and moose naturally shed their antlers not animal has to come into harms way in order to provide your heavy chewer with a nutritious treat.

These are natural so you don't have to worry about any chemicals or additives.

Antlers make great dog chews because they are long-lasting; they last longer than bully sticks, which have been popular for years.

Deer antlers are easier on the dog's digestive track, unlike rawhide chews which just turn into glue when in the intestines and stomach.

Antlers do not have an odor or residue, so you don't have to worry about staining your carpets or rugs after your dog has sat and chewed on an antler. Pig ears and many bones will leave a greasy, brown stain on carpets that antlers won't.

Deer, elk, and moose antlers are rich in mineral, they don't splinter, and they come from a renewable source (highly populated animals). Because these animals shed their antlers every year in order to grow a new set, it's perfectly safe and harmless for your dog and for the deer.

These treats are great for heavy chewers and for dogs that just power through most other chew treats.

* 100% natural
* Rich In Minerals
* Doesn't Splinter Like Cooked Bones
* Long Lasting
* Great for Teeth and Gums
* Not a By-Product of a Meat Processing Facility

Elk Antler for Dogs (Buy antlers for dogs by clicking on the above images.)