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Primal Antlers for Dogs, Grade A Split Moose Antlers for Large Canines 30-45 lb, Natural Chews for Aggressive Chewers, Naturally Shed, Long Lasting Dog Bones, 1 ct
$43.49
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- PREMIUM, GRADE A, 100% NATURAL. Safe & fun dog chews for aggressive chewers, heavy, & moderate chewers. No additives, no mess, odor free. Split antlers for dogs. Less dense than deer antlers
- SATISFY THEIR PRIMAL INSTINCTS. Digestible dog antlers have irresistible bone marrow dogs love. Chewing dog enrichment relieves stress & boredom. Dog dental chews help reduce plaque & tartar
- LOADED WITH NUTRIENTS. These dog chews long lasting are high protein dog treats naturally rich in collagen for dogs, glucosamine for dogs, zinc for skin & coat, calcium for strong bones & potassium
- FOR DOGS 30-45 LBS. Chew bones for large dogs. Great alternative to the best bully sticks, rawhide, nylon dog bones, collagen sticks for dog boredom toys, dog chew toy. Australian shepherd must haves
- SUSTAINABLY & ETHICALLY SOURCED IN NORTH AMERICA. Naturally sourced antler sheds ensure the well-being of animals and the environment. Dog antler chews healthy dog treats vary in color, size & texture
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