Pure Dog StagBar Antler Natural Dog Chew - Medium

We have two dogs - an elderly cocker spaniel who won't give up on a bone until he's completely demolished it, so we have to watch him and take away the bits he gets off all the time and then take them away - and a puppy staffie who wants to chew everything! Seeing these advertised as almost indestructible I thought we'd give them a go! The cocker has given up and ignores the antler as he can't chew anything off it and the staffie (who now has decided he owns two) gnaws away at them for hours. We are satisfied that nothing is going to chip off and hurt him. Wonderful find and would recommend to anyone (and have!). Economical too as we haven't had to buy anything else since they arrived about 4 weeks ago. If they ever wear out, I'd replace them instantly.

My granddaughter told me about this item and ask her how she knew of it,she said a friend of hers at uni was telling other friends about it and that it lasts for ages and she is right as our dog loves it and is still on her first one(as you get two) so yes i would recommend it.

My 1 year old Australian Miniature Labradoodle loves these - whilst they appear expensive they last ages - I brought 2 and she is still on the first one. She had to have a check up at the vets recently who commented that she had lovely teeth. We sometimes wedge it in another toy for her to hold and have a good old chew - just to mix it up & add interest.

A pet food manufacturer recommended these. I ordered a medium for my cocker and a small for my Jack Russell. The medium one has 2 prongs which both dogs seem to prefer. The small one was thicker than the large one but not as long and is cylinder shaped with no prongs. Pity one can't choose the shape preferred by ones dog!The teeth already look cleaner

I bought this product because I read that they're good for Pitbulls and Staffies. I have a nine-month-old Staffy, and she had it chewed down to a nub within a week. I don't know if the product is of sub-standard, or if Daisy is just a beast, but either way, the guts of £8 for something that lasts a week just isn't value for money.