Dog & Puppy Toys - High-Quality Toys for Dogs of All Ages
126 productsKeep your dog active and entertained with our wide range of Dog & Puppy Toys. We stock a wide range of KONG Toys, which are perfect for entertaining and and promoting healthy brain activity for Dogs of all sizes. We also have a range of Chew Toys, Fetch Toys, and Soft & Plush Toys, for whatever your dog prefers to play with! Browse our entire range of Dog & Puppy toys below.
Choosing the Right Toy for Your Dog's Play Style
Every dog has unique preferences when it comes to playtime. Understanding your dog's natural instincts and play style helps you select toys that they'll truly enjoy. Active breeds might benefit from toys that encourage physical activity, while more intellectual pups might appreciate puzzle toys that stimulate their minds. We're here to help you match your furry friend with toys that complement their personality and needs, ensuring hours of tail-wagging fun.
Veterinary-Approved Toys for Safety and Durability
As pet health professionals, we take toy safety seriously. Every product in our dog supplies collection undergoes careful evaluation to ensure it meets our high standards for quality and safety. We consider factors like material composition, potential choking hazards, and durability when selecting toys for our shelves. Our team works closely with veterinarians to identify toys that not only entertain but also support dental health, mental stimulation, and appropriate chewing behaviour. When you shop with us, you can trust that you're getting products recommended by professionals who understand what's best for your pet's wellbeing.
Frequently Asked Questions
We recommend inspecting your dog's toys regularly for signs of wear and tear. Most quality toys should last several months, but this varies depending on your dog's play style and the toy's durability. If you notice fraying, small pieces coming loose, or significant damage, it's time for a replacement. Rotating toys every few weeks also helps maintain your pet's interest and extends the life of their favourites. For aggressive chewers, consider investing in enrichment toys for dogs designed specifically for strong jaws.
Teething puppies need appropriate outlets for their natural urge to chew. Look for specially designed puppy teething toys made from durable rubber or nylon that can withstand sharp puppy teeth while soothing sore gums. Toys with various textures and some that can be frozen provide extra relief. Many of our chew toys are perfect for this developmental stage, helping redirect chewing behaviour away from your furniture and shoes while supporting dental health during this critical period.
Absolutely! The right toys can make a significant difference for dogs struggling with separation anxiety. Interactive toys that dispense treats or provide puzzles can keep your dog mentally engaged while you're away. Some dogs find comfort in soft plush toys that they can cuddle with. For more severe cases, we might suggest combining appropriate toys with behavioural training and possibly consulting with your vet about anxiety products for dogs to create a comprehensive approach to managing your pet's stress.
Understanding your dog's play preferences takes observation and sometimes a bit of trial and error. Watch how they interact with different toys—do they enjoy tossing and chasing, focused chewing, or interactive play with you? Most dogs have distinct preferences that align with their breed characteristics, age, and personality. We often suggest starting with a variety of toy types to see what captures your pup's interest. Many of our customers find that their dogs particularly enjoy rope tug toys for interactive play sessions that strengthen the bond between pet and owner.
Yes! Many toys are designed specifically to support dental health while providing entertainment. Look for dental toys with textured surfaces that help remove plaque and tartar as your dog chews. Some toys even have special grooves or bristles designed for this purpose. While these toys are beneficial, they work best as part of a comprehensive dental care routine that includes regular brushing and professional check-ups. For additional support, you might want to explore our selection of dental products for dogs that complement the benefits of dental toys.
Puppy toys are typically designed with softer materials and additional features to support teething and learning. They're often more gentle on developing teeth and gums while still being durable enough to withstand puppy chewing. Adult dog toys, on the other hand, are usually made from tougher materials to handle the stronger jaws of grown dogs. The size difference is also important—puppy toys are generally smaller to accommodate smaller mouths and prevent choking hazards. As your puppy grows, you'll want to gradually transition to toys appropriate for their adult size and strength.
