About dog supplies
Dog supplies include squeaky plush toys, fetch balls, flying discs, rope tugs, treat puzzles and chew sticks.
Fetch toys include a soft silicone flying disc in 15 and 18 cm and a 6.5 cm squeaky TPR ball. Plush toys come as squeaky monkeys, cows, bears, a bee, a goose and a pink flamingo in corduroy. A braided rope ring suits tug games, a toothbrush-style chew stick helps with chewing and a 9 cm treat ball and a 16-hole puzzle board slow down eating.
Match toy size to your dog. A small puppy needs a soft 15 cm toy, and a big chewer needs sturdy rope or rubber. Supervise plush and squeaky toys, because they can be torn apart. Puzzle toys give mental exercise. Take toys away if they start to break into small pieces.
Dog Supplies questions
How do I choose a toy for a heavy chewer?
Pick tough rope rings, rubber or TPR balls, and chew sticks over soft plush. Always supervise and replace toys that are worn or in pieces.
What do puzzle toys do for dogs?
They hide treats so your dog has to work to get them out. This slows fast eaters and gives mental exercise, which helps on rainy days when walks are short.
Are squeaky toys safe?
They are fine for supervised play with the right size. Remove the toy if your dog pulls the squeaker out, since swallowing it is a risk.