Husky and puppy with moose antler chew

Antlers are one of the few chews that align with how dogs naturally chew—slow gnawing, real flavor, and zero synthetic junk. Below, we break down why antlers (especially elk and moose) are a smart, species-appropriate choice for busy pups and busy humans.

Single-ingredient: Naturally shed antlers—no plastics, rubber, or nylon.
USA sourced & made: Sheds collected locally and hand-finished in Wyoming.
Free shipping on antlers: All antler chews ship free in the USA.

1) Naturally engaging (dogs are wired to love them)

Antlers are the rare chew that encourages calm, instinctive gnawing—not frantic snapping. That means enrichment without the mayhem, and a longer-lasting chew session for your dog (and your sanity).

Husky chewing an elk antler chew

2) Real minerals—no additives

Antlers naturally contain calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, and zinc, trace minerals dogs encounter in the wild. No bleaches, salts, or preservatives.

3) Low-mess, long-lasting value

Properly matched to your dog’s chew style, antlers outlast most natural chews. They don’t slime up your sofa and they don’t get tossed after five minutes.

4) Flavor that doesn’t fade

The dense outer layer protects the mineral-rich marrow inside, so the natural aroma and taste stay enticing over time—without artificial flavors. Don't worry, they are still odorless to humans.

Poodle chewing a split elk antler

5) Naturally helps clean teeth

That slow, steady scrape on the antler surface helps reduce soft plaque while your dog stays happily occupied. It’s not a replacement for dental care—but it’s a great helper.

6) Lean calories, gentle on ingredients

Antlers are extremely low in fat and calories and contain no grains, gums, or mystery binders—ideal for dogs with sensitive tummies or ingredient restrictions.

7) Safer materials, smarter chew habits

No plastic, rubber, or nylon micro-bits. We blunt points and guide you to the right density to encourage safe gnawing (good) and discourage clacking/snapping (not good).

8) Right density for every chewer

Elk offers a balanced density with a rich marrow core for most dogs. Moose paddles come in softer sections for lighter chewers, while bases and tines suit power chewers. Need precision? Our Custom Cut Moose listings show the exact piece you’ll receive.

9) USA-sourced & ethically collected

Antlers are naturally shed. We work with local shed hunters and ranchers, then hand-process everything at our Wyoming facility for quality and safety.

Man with dog shed hunting for moose antlers in Wyoming

10) Backed by sizing & storage guidance

We’ll help you pick the right size/density and store it correctly so it lasts. Start here:

Pro Tips for Safe, Happy Chewing

  • Choose the right density and size. When in doubt, size up.
  • Encourage gnawing. If your dog is clacking/snapping, take a break and try a thicker piece (e.g., Jumbo Elk Base).
  • For split antlers, dispose once the marrow is gone so dogs don’t try to crush the outer hull.
  • Always supervise and provide fresh water.
Not sure where to start? Tell us your dog’s size and chew style—we’ll recommend the perfect match: Puppy, Light, Moderate, or Strong.
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