The Regal MuttAntler Puppy Chew - Bag of 1 - Suitable for Puppies & Smaller Dogs

Just got a puppy. The man who we got him from was giving us advise on what to do and what to buy. One of the things he said to buy was (antler) puppy/dog chew. Didn’t realise at the time it is from an antler of an animal. They are a bit more expensive than other dog treats, but, he chews it for hours and it barely looks used yet. Therefore I bought more so he can have one in the garden and I have a spare for when it’s needed. Out of all the toys and treats the antler is definitely one of his favourites. Definitely recommend this product, you can buy small ones for puppies and larger parts of an antler for older/bigger dogs.

The first one of these which I received for my dog was great - it lasted her over a month of sustained daily chewing. I ordered another to put by for when the first one was too small to be safe. I opened it three days ago. I was surprised that it was as thin as my ring finger and didn't even last three days. Some general uniformity of size would be useful ...I know its a natural product so will have variations, however this last one I had was not only poor value for money, but dangerous as it broke into two pieces on the first day and the wider part which was still only finger width, lasted just another two days before it had to go in the bin. Very disappointed with this purchase having been delighted with the first one.

My pup is a 3.5 month border collie. Ever since she started teething she's been trying to bite the hardest parts of our furniture (including the metallic parts of our pc chairs). We tried hard rope, hard balls and other stuff that got absolutely destroyed by her tiny vicious teeth and which provided little or no relief.I bought these antlers as I was even considering buying a piece of hard wood for her to comfortably chew and teeth. She looks really comfortable while biting these. They are a bit slippery for her paws so sometimes she tries to bite and hold, but that's just a no-no. In those cases I just sit her on my lap, hold the antler and I let her chew until her tooth pain looks relieved (you can tell 100%).I would recommend it if you see that your puppy is desperately looking for extra hard stuff to bite.

To be honest only one antler of the pack was safe enough to give to a puppy. The others were the tips of the antlers. Nothing substantial to get a grip and quite dangerous. So in all a waste of money.

I’ve never tried these before :glad I have! With a teething puppy in the house and chewing unstoppable we need a diversion tactic. This earns a gold star from me! She happily chews on these for hours, they hardly mark from her teeth and she’s clearly getting enjoyment from them. We’ve had these 3 weeks now and she’s still on the first piece. Playing with it as well as chewing. Saved my furniture and the vets said they are perfect for dogs whatever shape age or size! Ours is a Labrador and it’s fair to say she’s delighted with our choice😃

After much research I purchased the Antler Puppy Chew for our 9 week old Labrador Collie x pup. Speedy next day delivery was perfect as we needed something pronto for her very shap teeth! 3 decent sized pieces of antler horn were distributed between the puppy ,our 18 month Labradoodle and our elderly rescued Lurcher,who is very suspicious of many things. Wow,3 happy dogs! The antler horn pieces are durable ( the Labradoodle destroyed another well know make of puppy chew within minutes ) and perfect for distracting the pup from things we don’t want her to chew. I will be ordering more as she grows. Great product Thankyou

What a fab, natural chew for our new puppy and even better they donate money to dogs charity. Our puppy is a dashound so quite small these antlers were the perfect size for him and he loves chewing them. They are really hard so will last for ages. I highly recommend if you have a small dog to get them

Absolutely brilliant, so much better than any edible dental or nylabone chews I've tried so far, my 5 month old Frenchies love them, they very obviously help ease their gums and theres been no chewing the table legs since I got them! I have bought and tried every recommended for Frenchies teething chew (first time with the breed anxiety!) and this is the first they've taken to and use repeatedly.My girl is the more aggressive chewer and she has only managed to get the point tip off, about 2mm worth, with no splintering or any harm to her mouth, nothing concerning in her poop, so can't see them getting through these any time soon and I feel fine about letting them continue chewing - so far I've not had to remove, they stop themselves after (I'm assuming) their gums feel eased/jaw gets tired.I got two singles, as there were reviews of the triple pack being very small/thin. The singles are the perfect size and width for my pups (about a finger to thumb circle at base, narrowing out to finger width and then fingertip width at point, about a cupped hands length from base of palm to end of middle finger long, with a gentle curve.)I will need to upgrade to a larger size as they grow, however - which I will be doing as these are recommended for Frenchies and so far have lived up to that - I definitely plan to continue buying these!