Top Dog Chews Premium Large Antler Variety Pack Dog Treats, 1-lb bag

Always wanted to get antlers for my 3 dogs, but they are always so pricy because of what they are, and in single packs in the stores. They werent quite sure what they were at first but now they carry them every where. Plus they dont hurt as bad as normal bones when you trip over them in the middle of the night. They're even lastling way longer them them too.

My little Iris is completely obsessed with these antlers! We got them after she destroyed an extension cord (unplugged) while we were at work. Shes not too fond of the darker brown one that came in the pack but the white more deer antler looking ones we can hardly get away from her.

These are not large at all. Do not give them to any large breed dog! My German Shepherd was chewing on them 15 minutes before she had a mouthful of sharp antler pieces. A few of them were not any bigger around than my thumb. These could be a serious choking hazard.

I have 2 great danes and these were to small for them even thought they are listed as large. I should have known by the weight and price as I spend $25 for the one bone that I have purchased at a local pet store. I just think the "large" description is misleading.

We have these auto ship to our house every 8 weeks. We have 3 large dogs. 7yo Great Dane, 1.5 yo Redbone Coonhound and a 3yo patrol dog German Shepherd. They all love these. The antlers are huge and last along time. 100% satisfied!

I always bought antlers as a single package until I check this option. I am really happy, at the end it is cheaper and the antlers are bigger than the ones I was buying.

My dogs suuuuuper love these antlers. And they don't stink like bones and aren't greasy or leave crumbs. With the photos shown, and maybe it's my own fault for not reading the description to a tee, I was expecting a handful of pieces. I got 3 in the pound. I'm sure they weighed in accurately, I just thought I'd get more chunks. I got 2 full and one split. The split did not last as long as I hoped but the boys were all about that exposed marrow. Now I'm kinda wishing I didn't toss all 3 on the floor and gave the split as a rockin treat. If you have a tough chewer, I definitely recommend the whole antlers instead of the split. But I highly recommend antlers over bones or other bully sticks if for My dogs suuuuuper love these antlers. And they don't stink like bones and aren't greasy or leave crumbs. With the photos shown, and maybe it's my own fault for not reading the description to a tee, I was expecting a handful of pieces. I got 3 in the pound. I'm sure they weighed in accurately, I just thought I'd get more chunks. I got 2 full and one split. The split did not last as long as I hoped but the boys were all about that exposed marrow. Now I'm kinda wishing I didn't toss all 3 on the floor and gave the split as a rockin treat. If you have a tough chewer, I definitely recommend the whole antlers instead of the split. But I highly recommend antlers over bones or other bully sticks if for nothing else but the LACK of smell antlers have! Durable and chewable, no complaints overall! … more

My 22 month old Vizsla loves them. One was a little funny looking and was shaped like a v. I thought she would not like this one, but it is her favorite.

I prefer to buy antlers for my dogs. They love them and they are natural, long lasting and safe. Antlers are expensive as far as pet toys go, and when you have 6 dogs, it can get really pricy. That's why I prefer to buy mutli-packs if I can. The other problem I run into is that a lot of the time, the multi-packs contain really small pieces. My dogs are in the 50 lb. to 70 lb. range, so those small, slender nubs just won't cut it (and in some cases, can be unusable because they are a choking hazard). I decided on the Top Dog Chews since they had good reviews and were listed as "Large" (even though that is subjective and I didn't see a size range on the product page). I am so glad I did. I just I prefer to buy antlers for my dogs. They love them and they are natural, long lasting and safe. Antlers are expensive as far as pet toys go, and when you have 6 dogs, it can get really pricy. That's why I prefer to buy mutli-packs if I can. The other problem I run into is that a lot of the time, the multi-packs contain really small pieces. My dogs are in the 50 lb. to 70 lb. range, so those small, slender nubs just won't cut it (and in some cases, can be unusable because they are a choking hazard). I decided on the Top Dog Chews since they had good reviews and were listed as "Large" (even though that is subjective and I didn't see a size range on the product page). I am so glad I did. I just received them today (1 day after ordering - LOVE Chewy's fast shipping!). My pack contained 3 antlers total, each approximately 7" to 8" long. They have a good thickness with curved shape and a few short branches (so there's probably more antler there than 7" or 8" worth if you count the nubs and curls). The areas that were trimmed are flat and smooth with no sharp edges. Overall, they are generously portioned. I would rather get larger pieces, even if it means fewer antlers, so this is perfect! My dogs are already happily chewing on them. They arrived inside a clear plastic bag with a resealable top (so you don't have to give your pet all of them at once). I will definitely keep these on my radar when I decide to replenish their chew toy supply! … more

Our Lab/Pit/Shepard mix is one very tough chewer and if a toy or a chewy isn't just as tough it's gone or destroyed within 15 minutes max. He has had one of the antlers out of this package for over a week and hardly made much of a dent in it and he chews on it most of the day. He has even stopped using the corners of the furniture as a chew toy Which is great cause my son just got a new recliner. Our Shepard/Australian Cattle Dog mix isn't so hard a chewer but he too is very happy with his antler. It's good to have something they are happy chewing on.