When choosing a small rubber dog chew toy, there are several factors to consider to ensure you select the right toy for your furry friend:Size: The size of the toy should be appropriate for the size of your dog. A small toy may be a choking hazard for a larger dog, while a large toy may be too heavy Read More

There could be several reasons why your dog likes to chew his toys on your feet. One possible explanation is that your dog sees you as a part of his pack, and chewing his toys on your feet is his way of seeking comfort and security from being close to you. Additionally, your feet may provide a stabl Read More

Dogs have a natural instinct to chew, and providing them with appropriate items to chew on can help satisfy their need to chew, promote dental health, and relieve stress and anxiety. Here are some options for items that are good for dogs to chew on:Rawhide chews: Rawhide chews are made from the inne Read More

Why is dog dental health important?Have you ever heard the old adage that a dog's mouth is cleaner than a human's? Unfortunately, this is not true. Their mouths are filled with as much disgusting stuff as we are. While they're not as prone to cavities as we are, they do have the same problems as pla Read More

There are many different types of rubber dog toys, and they're all potentially dangerous. Although they look like rubber, many are made from plastic, so the safety of these toys depends on whether the dog has an allergy to natural rubber. However, there are several brands of safe and non-toxic toys on the market. Read More

Toys for pet animals come in a variety of sizes, shapes, styles and materials. If you are new to the toys business or have been selling pet toys for some time, you know which toys are most popular among pet owners. What do those that you personally sell seem to have in common? Read More