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Match their play style
Some dogs love carrying plush toys, while others prefer squeaking, tugging or chewing. Choose a toy designed for the activity your dog naturally enjoys.
PLAYFUL BY NATURE
Toys for tiny joys.
Play is part exercise, part enrichment and entirely more fun with the right companion. Explore plush, squeaky and chewable designs selected for smaller mouths, curious minds and enthusiastic little paws. Match the toy to your dog’s play style, choose an appropriate size, and supervise every play session. When a favourite starts showing significant wear, it is time to replace it and discover the next tiny obsession.
CHOOSE THEIR KIND OF FUN
Start with how your little companion likes to play.
Pick an appropriate size
A toy should be small enough to carry but not so small that it can be swallowed. Review product dimensions and consider your dog’s mouth and chewing habits.
Inspect toys regularly
Supervise play and check toys for torn seams, loose parts or exposed filling. Remove and replace a damaged toy promptly.
HELPFUL TO KNOW
Playtime questions, answered.
What size toy is appropriate for a small dog?
Use the product dimensions and your knowledge of your dog’s mouth and play style. Avoid toys that are small enough to swallow or too large and heavy to carry comfortably.
Are plush toys suitable for strong chewers?
Plush toys are not designed to be indestructible. If your dog quickly tears toys apart, choose more durable options, supervise closely and remove the toy as soon as it becomes damaged.
How often should I replace my dog’s toys?
Replace a toy when it has torn seams, loose pieces, exposed filling or another form of significant damage. Regularly rotating intact toys can also help keep playtime interesting.