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Real Moose Antlers
Moose naturally drop their antlers once a year. We only collect naturally shed antlers. No harm. No farming.
Real Working Dogs
Our trained shed dogs help us consistently source fresh, naturally dropped antlers each season.
Real Moose Antler Chews
Each antler is hand selected, cut, and sanded to remove sharp edges for safer chews that last longer.
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Quick Answers
The most common questions we get from dog owners based on 30,000+ orders
Is this safe for my dog?
Yes. Moose antlers are dense, long lasting and packed with vital nutrients. Each antler is cut and sanded to remove sharp edges. Supervise chewing like any chew.
Do your antlers splinter?
Antlers are a natural chew, so they wear down over time. Fresh, dense antlers like ours are designed to wear gradually rather than splinter. We hand cut and sand every antler to reduce sharp edges and weak points, and we always recommend proper sizing and supervised chewing.
Does it smell or make a mess?
No.
Our moose antler chews are zero odor, mess free, and contain no preservatives or additives.
How long do they last?
Most dogs chew on a single antler for weeks or months. Actual lifespan depends on chewing strength.
What size should I choose?
Choose based on your dog’s weight and chewing style. When in doubt, size up for safety and longevity. You can also take our quiz to be matched with the perfect chew for your pup!
Why Moose Antlers?
✓ Denser than deer antlers
✓ Less brittle than elk
✓ Wears slower than nylon
✓ More marrow content
✓ Holds up to heavy chewers
✓ No plastics or synthetics
✓ Single natural ingredient
From the wild to your dog
Allagash Antlers started in the North Woods of Maine, where we spend our spring hiking hundreds of miles in search of naturally shed moose antlers with our trained shed dogs
That hands on experience set the standard. Every antler is hand selected, cut, and sanded to meet the same durability and safety expectations we have for our own dogs.
The result is a cleaner, fresher chew that lasts longer than mass-produced alternatives.
Moose antlers and working dogs are what we know, and it shows in every chew.
