– X Large Split Single Pack (for 50+ lb Dogs) Premium Grade Elk Antler for Dogs (1 Piece) Sourced in The USA

I’ve bought these in Small, Medium, and Large sizes for my two 30+lb Boston Terriers nearly two months ago as I wasn’t sure which size was best. All three sizes work fine for my dogs. These are by far the best chews I’ve ever found. Long-lasting, no stink, no mess, my dogs' teeth are cleaner, their breath smells better, and no animals are hurt or die in order to produce them. I’ve tried deer antlers as well but they seem too hard and not enough marrow to keep my dogs interested (though some dogs love them), and the un-split Elkhorns were just too big for my smaller dogs. These being split have made all the difference in the world. My Boston’s love them. They will chew these several times per day. Elk antlers have a lot of marrow and that’s ultimately what they are trying to get at. These will probably last for several more weeks which also makes them cheaper than all of the other things I’ve tried…with many of those other things lasting 30 minutes to an hour or two at nearly the same price. I just can’t recommend these enough if you’re looking for something to keep your dogs chewing and to keep their teeth clean. I’ve finally found what I’ve been looking for. The added bonus of no animals being hurt to make them is a big plus to me. Shipping was fast, the product is of great quality, and I’ll definitely buy these again.

Great quality and price, my Great Dane loves them!

These last longer than any other chew bone for large breeds.

I have two tough bullies. One (spoiled mama’s boy) isn’t interested but the rough ‘n tough female loved them. They won’t splinter and break. Female kept busy a long time extracting the marrow… I especially like that these are super large and cut open lengthwise. It taught me that they want to get to the inside.. Explains why others just sit on the ground… I WILL BUY AGAIN!

I’m used to seeing antlers for sale at the pet store. Little bits of antlers can be like $30+, and I saw ones a bit smaller then the one I received, selling for almost $70 at the pet store. I paid $23 for the large as it was on sale. And honestly $70 wouldn’t be that outrageous considering how long they last and the amount of money I was spending on bully sticks instead. So I finally tried an antler and my dog loves it. She is missing multiple teeth from trauma to her face a while ago, and bully sticks were her favorite before her teeth came out. Now bully sticks hurt her gums and make her lips swell up a bit Becuase she goes a bit to hard on them. So I took a chance on this antler! She chews it on and off throughout the day and loves it. She has barely made a dent in that thing, and her mouth has been totally fine.Warning through—the very first day she chewed on it, a bunch of tiny chunks were all over the blanket she was chewing it on. The chunks were really difficult to pull off of the plush blanket. It hasn’t done that since, so just be mindful for that first chew session! Maybe put an old towel under them. Especially if you have a plush/shaggy carpet.

If I didn’t know better I would assume that my 5 month old lab/pit mix was a gerbil. She chews like there is no tomorrow and somehow can find the smallest pieces of trash that were invisible literally seconds before.I got these split chews because I was concerned about her legitimate behavioral needs and I didn’t want to have something that was going to beat up her new teeth too badly. I also wanted to make sure that she got natural horns that didn’t have artificial flavors or chemicals since she is still so little and her breed mix is prone to allergies.Overall, they seem great. They provide her with a tasty option and she can easily get to the marrow so she isn’t frustrated by the hard outer shell (we got some full deer antlers too for a better challenge).They are LOUD when they drop on the tile, but that’s why god invented rugs and blankets.I haven’t ever bought these kinds of things before (1st time dog owner), so the price was a bit surprising but they have held up well with one of the bones being about halfway gone and the other one still untouched.I would say go for it if you have a wiggle butt that needs a tasty way to get their chewing fix.

Dog loves them !! Long lasting doesn't splinter easily, great for aggressive chewers.

It’s fine and is as described, but my dog can only get to about 1/2 of it. The other side is blocked by solid bone and i don’t have a saw to cut through it