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ms_minnamouse (
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Tue, Oct 12, 10 at 15:45
| Has anyone tried these? They're deer antlers. I'm concerned they make break tips off of Ginger's teeth. |
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| My friends lab carries around shedded deer amtlers everyday, gnawing on them for months...I dont see a problem unless the antler gets to be a small tip, them I would chuck it for fear of it going down and getting stuck.. |
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| i know several people who give their dogs deer antlers and they last forever and the dogs LOVE them. i'm gonna check those out. the hunters around here won't part with antlers! |
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| I got one for our dog and his interest lasted about 5 minutes. He is probably in the minority. |
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| I just bought these for my 2 boxers. They love them. One of my boys destroys most chewies in minutes. He has been gnawing on his antler for days and it's barely scratched! I will definately purchase more of these. |
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| We deer hunt so always have a supply of antlers, plus we find shedded ones in our woods. The secret to the longevity of deer antlers is that you have to age them for at least a year and probably two. The fresh ones will get chewed up right away. Deer shed their antlers every winter and you seldom find them in the woods even when you have hundreds of deer. That is because small animals devour them right away. We have two labs and aged antlers are the only thing they can't chew up. No splitting or splintering. |
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| But do they break off the tips of teeth? |
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| These two still have all of their teeth tips and my former dog who lived to be 16 yrs. kept all of his teeth also. |
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| If you soak them in chicken broth now and again they love them even more. |
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