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Choose for Your Dog’s Play Style
If your dog quickly pulls soft toys apart, explore a different construction and activity. Our starting recommendations are the Steering Wheel Toy, Enrichment Starfish and enrichment balls, with the right choice depending on your dog’s size, chewing habits and interest in food rewards.
The Steering Wheel Toy is our first recommendation to consider when customers ask about an option for stronger chewing.
Its nylon outer ring and rubber centre offer a different construction from soft fabric toys. Check the product’s dimensions and suitability before choosing it for your dog.
Our next recommendations are the Enrichment Starfish and enrichment balls. Consider these when your dog enjoys rubber toys and activities involving food rewards.
Follow each product’s instructions for filling and play. Materials, sizes and intended uses vary, so these toys should not be treated as having the same chewing resistance.
For toys designed to hold food, choose treats that fit the openings and release as intended. Break larger pieces down where needed.
Fish n Prawn Sticks and suitably sized prawns are options for compatible openings, including those in the Enrichment Treat Ball and Diamond Rubber Bone. Avoid forcing oversized pieces into place.
Tough does not mean indestructible. Supervise play, inspect toys regularly and remove damaged toys or loose pieces. If your dog starts breaking pieces off a toy, stop the activity.
Help With Choosing
Our starting recommendation is the Steering Wheel Toy, followed by the Enrichment Starfish and suitable enrichment balls. The right choice depends on your dog’s size, chewing habits and intended activity. This is our recommendation order, not a guarantee that a toy will withstand every dog.
No dog toy is indestructible. Wear depends on the construction and how your dog uses it. Supervise play, inspect the toy regularly and remove damaged toys or loose pieces.
No. Rubber toys vary in construction, size and intended use. A toy designed for food dispensing or interactive play should not automatically be treated as suitable for sustained chewing. Check the individual product’s suitability information and instructions.
Only add food where the individual toy is designed to hold it. Choose appropriately sized treats and follow the product’s filling instructions. Smaller pieces may suit dispensing openings, while compatible slots can hold suitable sticks. Count treats used during play as part of your dog’s daily food intake.
Consider a different construction rather than choosing another plush toy simply because it is larger. Explore suitable nylon or rubber designs, checking the size and intended activity. Tell us what happens to your dog’s current toys and we can help you compare options.
