Open Deer Antlers Size L 120-160g

LeoPet Deer Antlers Size L 120-160 gr is a long-lasting, healthy and 100% natural dog snack. These antlers are not cut, but harvested once a year when deer shed their antlers. They are then washed, cut and polished, without the addition of artificial colors or flavours. Its average duration is 5-15 days, depending on the dog. They do not leave stains on carpets or parquet, they are not sticky, they are odorless, and they can be chewed even after a prolonged break without causing stains. They are available in various sizes.

Composition

Antlers are made up of about 54% calcium, which is great for bones, and 44% is organic matter – mostly protein compounds into which rich minerals are embedded. Deer antlers are low in fat and rich in calcium and proteins, representing a conscious alternative - ecological and cruelty free - to the most common dog snacks. This product is particularly suitable for dogs with food intolerances or overweight problems, as it contains neither meat nor cereals and is completely fat-free.

Benefits

Deer antlers are a precious source of mineral salts, all contained within the bone marrow: calcium, phosphorus, potassium, sodium, magnesium, iron, zinc and manganese. The hard and porous structure of the horns promotes the cleaning of the teeth, facilitating the removal of plaque and promoting fresher, healthier breath. Furthermore, prolonged chewing of this natural snack helps to strengthen the dog's jaw muscles.

Method of administration

Deer antlers can be given to your dog as a snack between meals. There is no need to add food or water. It is advisable to monitor the dog during chewing to prevent it from breaking or swallowing too large pieces. If the antler becomes too small and there is a risk that the dog could swallow it, it is advisable to replace it with a new one.

Precautions

Although deer antlers are a natural and safe product, it is always important to monitor your dog during chewing to prevent any accidents. Furthermore, if your dog has dental or gum problems, it is advisable to consult your veterinarian before introducing this type of snack into his diet.

Target species

Dogs