Dog Toys

Dog toys are essential for your pup’s mental and physical well-being, as they provide a healthy outlet for exercise and play. Dogs need chew toys as an outlet for natural chewing behaviours, and many chew toys for dogs help aid dental health as well. Of course, pups love toys they can chase, fetch, and tug during interactive play. Many pups love toys they can snuggle and toss, like plushies and squeaky toys, too. You should provide a variety of toys for your dog and rotate them regularly for variety.

Some popular toys for dogs include:
• Dog Balls: Includes tennis ball toys and ball launchers
• Rope and tug dog toys: Perfect for interactive play with you
• Plush and stuffed dog toys: Fun for snuggling and play
• Squeaker toys: Noisy fun your pup will love
• Dental and chew toys: Help clean teeth and promote good oral health—can help with teething, too
• Dog puzzle toys: Includes treat-dispensing toys, snuffle mats, and games

Dog toys come in a variety of materials, including plush, nylon, rubber, rope, plastic, vinyl, leather, silicone, and more. When choosing toys, be sure to consider your dog’s size, chewing power, and play style to ensure you choose ones that are both safe and engaging for your best friend. And once you find your buddy’s favourites, you can even set them to Autoship so you’ll always have plenty on hand!

FAQ

Do dogs need toys?
Dogs need toys for mental and physical stimulation, so get a variety and play with your dog often. Having enough toys will not only help your pup stay healthy and happy, but it can also help curb destructive behaviours.

What toys do dogs love the most?
The toys dogs love the most vary from pup to pup, but most dogs love fetch toys, squeaky toys, chew toys, treat-filled toys, and more. Athletic dogs often enjoy tug toys and disc toys you throw, and ball launchers are a hit with tennis ball-loving canines, too. Try out lots of different types to learn which ones your dog likes best!

How often should I buy my dog toys?
You should buy your dog toys as often as needed to keep things fun and exciting for your pup. You’ll also need to replace toys as soon as they show heavy wear or damage, so inspect your dog’s toys regularly to ensure he’s always safe when he plays.