Growing up, our first best friend was likely our favorite stuffed animal. We all carried our treasured soft plush toys through life to help us tackle tough times and sleep through the night. Even as adults, we still love and cherish our stuffed animals. But did you know that our pets can love plush dog toys just like we do? Indeed, many pets, specifically dogs, can become attached to stuffed animals. But why is this the case? Read on to learn more.
Puppies need to play, and they really enjoy toys. However, hardchew dogtoys risk fracturing teeth while soft toys risk ingestion and gastrointestinal obstruction, so which toys are safe for them to play with?
Finding the perfect dog toy can be a challenge, especially since there are so many options out there. To help, we collect some points for you to consider before buying a chew toys for dog.
Dogs ask for so little — food in their bowl, a cozy place to rest their head, a little love and attention. So it’s always fun to surprise them with a new toy that keeps them busy and stimulates their senses. (Seriously, they need the activity just as much as we do.)
Recently, a new product called "Accessible Pet Wheelchair" is on sale. This wheelchair is designed specifically for pets with limited mobility or disabilities, providing support and comfort to allow these adorable animals to move freely.
Recently, Aggravative Chewers Rope Toys has launched a brand new dog toy to meet the needs of dogs who enjoy biting and playing. This toy is made of high-quality cotton and linen materials that can withstand strong biting forces, making it an ideal choice for dogs with a strong desire to chew.
