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How to Choose the Best Antler Chew for Your Dog’s Size and Chewing Style
Antlers are naturally shed by wild elk, deer, and moose each year. They’re mineral rich, long-lasting, and completely natural—no additives or chemicals. Chewing releases endorphins, helping to reduce stress and support dental health by scraping away plaque.
Why Some Moose Antler Chews Have a Bright Green Marrow
If you’ve ordered one of our pre-cut moose antler dog chews and noticed a vivid green tint inside the marrow, you might be surprised—and maybe a little concerned. Let’s clear that up: it’s completely natural, perfectly safe, and part of what makes every moose antler unique.
Washed vs Unwashed Quail Eggs: What is an egg bloom?
The United States is one of the few countries that promotes the sale of washed and refrigerated eggs. Fun fact- many European countries made it illegal for store bought eggs to be...
Safe Storage for Natural Chews
Safe StorageOur chews are stored in a cool, dry area prior to shipping and keep well. Depending on your home environment and humidity, your natural chews can also be...
Fur, Feathers, and Gut Health
If you are investing in your pet’s health, then you want to give them the best chance to absorb the nutrients you are providing them.Fur & FeathersDid you know fur...
Are rawhide chews bad for my dog?
How are commercial rawhide chews made?Flesh eating ash lye is used to strip the hides of fat, hair, and debris. The hides are then split and the lower quality inner...
Whole Moose Antlers. How long do they last?
No question about it, moose is our dog customers' #1 pick. In terms of durability, moose antlers have a wide range of densities. The "spoon" paddle portion is medium density...
Comparing moose antlers to other types of antler chews
A question we get asked often,How are moose antler chews different when compared to elk or deer?Moose antlers have a unique shape and density when compared to elk and deer. The...
A Quick Lesson on Antler Chew Density
If you are buying antler chews exclusively based on their length, you are doing it wrong.Density refers to how compact the marrow is, and most importantly, how thick the outer...
Is Rabbit Good for Your Dog?
Rabbit is a healthy addition to your dog's diet and may benefit them in more ways than you would expect! What many do not know is that rabbit is also more eco...
Elk, Deer, and Moose. What is the best antler chew for my dog?
The 3 most common antler bearing mammals native to the United States are elk, deer, and moose. Antlers are an equivalent to fingerprints, every antler is unique to that animal, no two are alike. Each species has a different antler composition providing a different kind of chew experience for you dog.
