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£11.99
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£14.99
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Venison Tendons/Sinew x 3
Delivery Information
Do I Have to Be Home to Receive My Order?
If you can’t be home, you can nominate (via the courier’s app) to leave the delivery with a neighbour. Please note that you will be responsible for the condition of the items if left unattended.
Ensure all your delivery details are correct before placing your order, as we cannot be held responsible for delays caused by incorrect information.
For raw dog food orders, we recommend being home to ensure the items are placed in the freezer promptly, as they are perishable.
Delivery Details for Antlers & Dried Treats
- Free Delivery on orders over £20 (£2.99 for orders under £20).
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Standard Delivery: Royal Mail (1-2 working days).
- Orders placed before 3 PM (Mon-Fri) will be dispatched the same day.
- Orders after 3 PM, or on weekends and Bank holidays, will be dispatched the next working day- Monday.
Raw Dog Food Delivery Costs
- Free delivery for orders over £49.99 (£4.99 for orders under £49.99).
Important Notes
- Delivery times are approximate and may vary due to external factors like weather or seasonal demand. Please allow up to 48 hours from dispatch for delivery.
- For deliveries to the Scottish Highlands, Islands, and other remote areas, additional time may be required.
- We do not deliver raw dog food to the following postcodes: AB36-38, AB55-56, KW1-17, FK17-21, IV1-56, PH19-50, PA20-78, IM1-2, HS1-9, ZE1-3, TR, KA1-28, and Northern Ireland or the Isle of Wight.
Great to Know! How Are Antlers Packed?
Our antler chews are delivered loose—no labels or plastic—for a clean, eco-friendly packaging experience.
Wild Antler
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our Venison Tendons/Sinew x 3
Venison Tendons, also called sinew, are natural long-lasting chews made from dried venison connective tissue, providing a tough, chewy treat that helps satisfy your dog’s instinct to chew.
These chews are typically made from 100% dried venison tendons with no added grains, artificial colours or flavours, making them a simple, single-ingredient treat for dogs.
Yes, venison tendons are naturally grain-free and use venison as the only protein source, which can make them a good option for many dogs with grain sensitivities or those needing a novel protein, although individual dogs with allergies should always be monitored.
Venison Tendons are ideal for small to medium dogs and moderate chewers, including dogs with food sensitivities who do well on novel proteins, but they should always be matched to your dog’s chewing style and size for safety.
Longevity depends on your dog’s size and chewing strength, but these tendons are generally longer-lasting than soft treats, giving your dog a satisfying chewing session and helping relieve boredom.
Venison Tendons are high in protein and low in fat, support lean muscle, and the natural chewing action can help reduce plaque and tartar build-up, promoting better dental health and fresher breath.
Venison Tendons can be suitable for puppies over three to four months old who are confident chewers, as long as the size is appropriate and they are always supervised to prevent gulping or swallowing large pieces.
Offer Venison Tendons as an occasional chew between meals, always supervise your dog while chewing, provide fresh water, and remove any small leftover pieces to avoid choking, adjusting main meals to account for extra calories.
Store Venison Tendons in a cool, dry place, ideally in an airtight container or sealed bag, and use them by the best-before date to keep them fresh and crunchy.
Because venison is a lean, novel protein, venison tendons can be a good choice for many overweight or sensitive dogs when fed in moderation, but you should always consider your dog’s overall diet and any veterinary advice when choosing chews.