Doug K.Customer review
★★★★★
“Our heavy chewer loves this antler. He's been working it hard for 3 months and it is about time to replace it.”
Bought: Whole Elk Antler Chew - Extra Large
What an antler really costs
6 Reasons to Judge a Dog Antler by Cost Per Month, Not Sticker Price
A $26 antler looks pricey next to a $10 bag until you work out what it costs per month, so here is that math with real prices.
Find your dog's antler
4.6528 reviews
- Naturally shed
- Sourced in the USA
- Veteran-owned
One Antler, Priced by the Month
| If a Large deer antler ($25.99) lasts | It costs per month |
|---|---|
| About 2 weeks | $51.98 |
| 1 month | $25.99 |
| 2 months | $13.00 |
| 3 months | $8.66 |
| 6 months | $4.33 |
Price divided by months of use, before shipping and before any Subscribe & Save discount. Antler lifespan varies by dog; reviewers report anywhere from half a day to about seven months. Prices checked Nov 4, 2026.
A Chew That Gets Eaten Gets Rebought
A bully stick is dried beef. It is made to be eaten, so the monthly cost is the number of sticks your dog goes through. An antler is not food. Your dog wears it down a little at a time, and you replace it when it is too small to chew safely, not when it is gone.
“After spending a small fortune on bully sticks I decided to take the chance.”
The Break-Even Is Simple Division
Add up what you spent on edible chews last month. Divide the antler's price by that number. The answer is how many months the antler has to last to cost you the same. The spend figures below are examples, not our data. Use yours.
| If you spend this a month on chews | A $25.99 Large deer antler breaks even in |
|---|---|
| $10 | 2.6 months |
| $20 | 1.3 months |
| $30 | 0.9 months |
$25.99 divided by monthly spend. If your dog finishes an antler faster than the break-even, it costs more than what you buy now. If not, it costs less.
“This antler keeps him busy … The big ones last a while and keeps his interest so I feel like it's a good value.”
See the price for your dog's size
Pick a type and sizeYour Dog's Weight Sets the Price
Small is for dogs 5 to 25 lb, Medium 25 to 45, Large 45 to 65, Extra Large 65 to 85, and Giant 85 and over. Buy by weight, not by price. When it arrives, it should be too big to fit entirely in your dog's mouth. A cheaper, smaller antler is not a saving if your dog can swallow it.
| Dog weight | Deer | Whole elk | Split elk |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small, 5 to 25 lb * | $20.99 | $24.49 | Sold out |
| Medium, 25 to 45 lb | $19.99 | $18.49 | $19.99 |
| Large, 45 to 65 lb | $25.99 | $29.79 | $21.99 |
| Extra Large, 65 to 85 lb | $36.99 | $39.99 | $28.99 |
| Giant, 85+ lb | $39.99 | $64.99 | $40.99 |
* Small is sold as a 2-pack. Split elk Small was sold out on Nov 4, 2026. Prices checked Nov 4, 2026; the store shows the current price.
Deer
Generally harder and denser than elk. Suits a patient gnawer.
Whole elk
Keeps the dense outer shell around the marrow.
Split elk
The easier introduction if a dog ignores a whole antler at first.
“I did wash them off but didn't notice any smells or anything. Decent size for the price.”
Find Your Dog's Antler
1 · Type
2 · Your dog's weight
3 · How to buy
ContinueAntlers are hard chews and can fracture teeth. Not for puppies, seniors with worn teeth, or dogs that crack hard objects. Details below.
Shipping Belongs in the Math
Shipping is free on U.S. orders of $50 or more. Under that, standard shipping is $7.95. For one Large deer antler, that makes the first order $33.94. If it lasts two months, that is $16.97 a month for the first one. Reorders face the same $50 line.
The simple fix. Two Large deer antlers come to $51.98, which clears $50. The meter in the buy box shows how far your cart is from free shipping before you check out.
Subscribe & Save Only Helps If the Timing Fits
Your first Subscribe & Save order is 20% off, and every order after that is 10% off. A Large deer antler is $25.99 one-time, $20.79 on the first subscription order, then $23.39. Deliveries can run every 1, 2 or 3 months.
The discount is only a saving if the antler arrives when you need it. If yours lasts six weeks and it arrives every month, you pay for antlers you are not using. Pick the delivery gap from how long your last one held up. Not sure yet? One-time purchase is always an option.
No Price Makes Sense for the Wrong Dog
Antlers are very hard. They can fracture teeth, and swallowed pieces can cause choking or a blockage. A vet bill for a broken tooth wipes out any monthly saving. Size, supervision and retiring the antler on time lower the risk but do not remove it. Ask your vet whether a hard chew suits your dog.
Skip antlers for
- Puppies still losing baby teeth
- Senior dogs with worn or brittle teeth
- Dogs with dental damage or a past tooth fracture
- Dogs that bite down hard with the back teeth
Retire the antler when
- It's small enough to fit entirely in your dog's mouth
- It has a sharp edge or a split that catches a fingernail
- Your dog is swallowing pieces instead of shaving the surface
Supervise every session. Start with 10 to 15 minutes. Take it away if your dog is biting down hard instead of gnawing. Retiring an antler early shortens its life and raises your cost per month. That is the right trade.
What Owners Say About Value
Photos and words from Heartland customers, in their own numbers.
M. E.Customer review
★★★★★
“Deer antlers were lasting 1-2 weeks. It was getting pricey, buying an antler at $20 each purchase…”
Bought: Whole Elk Antler Chew - Extra Large
Ad A.Customer review
★★★★★
“I started to become irritated spending $20+ and receiving pencil-thin antlers from our previous supplier… we are VERY pleased!”
Bought: Whole Elk Antler Chew - Extra Large
MomofthreeCustomer review
★★★★☆
“Nice size antler for the price. Dog enjoys and keeps her busy.”
Bought: Deer Antler Chew - Extra Large
Shannon74Customer review
★★★★★
“Just placed my order for the 5th time from this company.”
Bought: Deer Antler Chew - Extra Large
LaurieCustomer review
★★★★☆
“After 1 week she is still chewing on this antler…”
Bought: Deer Antler Chew - Extra Large
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Questions Owners Ask
How long does an antler last?
It varies a lot by dog and by piece. Reviews range from half a day to about seven months, so we won't promise a number. Do your own division using how long the last one held up.
Is an antler cheaper than bully sticks?
It depends on your dog and on what you pay now. Use the break-even table in reason two: divide the antler's price by your monthly spend on chews. We can't give you a universal answer, because bully-stick prices vary by brand and size.
Do I have to subscribe?
No. One-time purchase is always available in the buy box. Subscribe & Save is 20% off the first order, then 10% off, delivered every 1, 2 or 3 months.
Which size costs the least?
The size that fits your dog's weight, not the lowest price in the table. An antler that fits entirely in your dog's mouth is too small for them.
What are the risks of an antler?
Antlers can fracture teeth, and swallowed pieces can cause choking or a blockage. Supervise, size correctly, and retire the antler when it gets small or sharp. Ask your vet whether a hard chew suits your dog.
What if my dog ignores it, and what about shipping?
Try split elk, the easier start. Our return policy covers items in the condition you received them, so a chewed antler can't be returned. Orders are processed within 2 to 3 business days. Standard shipping is $7.95, free on eligible orders of $50 or more. Questions: info@heartlandantlers.com.