Dog Toy

Dog Toy

Explore the Ideal Dog Toy at PawPawUp

Play is key for a dog’s joy and well-being. Dogs, being pack animals, need to engage in play with you and other dogs. A big plus of playing with dogs is how it builds a bond between you and your pet. Playing keeps puppies fit, too. Dogs need to move to stay fit, be it running or walking. Staying active helps stop your dog from getting fat and the stress it puts on their joints. While your dog runs after their best toy, your cat can enjoy climbing up their cat tree.

We crafted our dog toys to meet the play needs of dogs, big or small and all types of temperaments.

Our dog toy list has:

Your Dog Toy Guide

When picking your dog’s toy, you should think about its fit to avoid the risk of choking.

As dogs age, the kind of toys and play changes. Watch how your dog handles different toys, and if they lose interest, be ready to switch them up.

Need more details or ideas? Visit PawPaw Up. We offer a great range of dog toys for fun play. Buy a toy, play, and connect with your pet today!

Questions Often Asked

1. Why does your Furry Friend need Dog Toys?

Dogs are smart and need mental and body work to stay happy and well. Toys get them to play, think, and stop them from getting bored. Dog toys help them get needed exercise through chasing and running after balls or discs. Our biting toys are made to tend to the big need to keep teeth clean, cut down on tartar, and soothe the gums.

2. What are the top dog toys?

The best dog toys change with their age, type, habits, likes, and even health issues. Our toys fit both young and old dogs; some dogs chew hard and may need tougher toys. Fetch toys boost activity and fun with you, while smart toys keep dogs busy and sharp.

3. What is a good toy to keep a dog busy?

If your dog loves to chew, try strong rubber and rope toys made for hard chewers. There are also brain-teasing toys that can keep your dog busy with smart play. Always watch your dog with a toy to make sure it’s safe.

4. How do you clean dog toys?

Wash dog toys by hand with soap and warm water or follow the guide on the box if there is one. Some rubber and nylon toys can go in the dishwasher for a full clean. Don’t put cleaning wipes or sprays on dog toys, as they might have harsh stuff your dog could eat.

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