Anco Antlers Medium
Pure and durable calcium rich chew
Anco Deer Antler
A true product of nature, Anco Deer Antlers are naturally shed each winter before being collected, cleaned, cut and carefully sanded to ensure smooth, non-sharp edges. With no unnecessary processing, they provide a natural and long-lasting chew that's ideal for dogs with a strong natural urge to chew.
Antlers can help redirect destructive chewing tendencies and provide an enjoyable outlet for dogs that may become bored or anxious. Naturally rich in beneficial nutrients and minerals, including protein, calcium, magnesium, zinc and iron, they are also very low in fat, making them a naturally nutritious chew.
As your dog chews, the antler gradually wears down rather than becoming slimy or sticky, and they have virtually no odour, making them a convenient chew for the home. Their firm texture provides a satisfying chewing experience while helping to keep dogs occupied.
Approximately 76g–150g
Key Benefits
- 100% natural deer antler
- Naturally shed each winter
- Collected, cleaned, cut and sanded for a smooth finish
- Long-lasting chew for keen chewers
- Helps provide an outlet for natural chewing instincts
- Can help redirect destructive chewing tendencies
- Naturally rich in protein and minerals
- Contains calcium, magnesium, zinc and iron
- Very low in fat
- Does not become slimy or sticky when chewed
- Virtually odour-free
- Suitable for dogs that need a satisfying, long-lasting chew
Ingredients
100% Deer Antler
Composition
Protein: 37%
Fat: 0.10%
Fibre: 2%
Ash: 55%
Feeding Guidelines
Complementary pet food for dogs. Use only as part of a nutritionally balanced diet.
Feeding Instructions: Feed as a treat or reward only. Pets should be supervised at all times while consuming this product. Ensure fresh drinking water is always available.
Deer Antler Treat Disclaimer
Always supervise your dog while chewing. Antlers are very hard and may cause tooth fractures or choking. Choose a size appropriate for your dog's bite. Not recommended for puppies under 4 months, dogs with dental issues, or elderly dogs.