One of the best things about having a dog as part of your family is the opportunity when the weather is nice to get outside and have some fun with them. Taking your favourite toys out with your dog for a play on the beach or walk in the park is a great way to spend an afternoon for both you and your four-legged friend.

Great Range of Natural Dog Toys

We stock a huge range of natural rubber toys for dogs, and we love to see the pictures and videos our delighted customers share of their dogs playing with the toys in their own environments!

Benefits of Toys for Your Dog

It is not only great fun to play with toys with your dog, but there are also a great range of benefits too.

Mental Stimulation: Toys provide mental stimulation and enrichment for dogs. Dogs are intelligent and curious animals that need mental exercise to prevent boredom and the development of destructive behaviours. Toys offer challenges and interactive play that engage their minds, keeping them entertained and mentally sharp.

Physical Exercise: Many toys are designed to encourage physical activity and exercise. Dogs require regular physical exercise to maintain their overall health and well-being. Toys that support active play, such as balls, Frisbees, or tug ropes, can help keep dogs physically fit and provide an outlet for their energy.

Preventing Boredom and Anxiety: Dogs that lack mental and physical stimulation can become bored, which may lead to destructive behaviours or excessive barking. Toys can provide a constructive and engaging outlet for dogs, preventing boredom and reducing the likelihood of behavioural issues. They can also help alleviate separation anxiety when left alone by offering comfort and diversion.

Dental Health: Certain toys, such as dental chew toys or rope toys, can help with a dog's dental health. Chewing on appropriate toys helps to remove plaque and tartar from their teeth, promotes healthy gums, and reduces the risk of dental problems. These toys can also provide relief for teething puppies and help maintain oral hygiene in adult dogs.

Bonding and Social Interaction: Toys can be used as tools for interactive play between dogs and their owners or between dogs and other dogs. Engaging in play with toys strengthens the bond between humans and dogs and enhances their social interaction skills. It also provides an opportunity for dogs to learn appropriate play behaviours and develop socialization skills when playing with other dogs.

Comfort and Security:Some dogs can have a relationship with certain toys and create an attachment to them, which can provide them with a sense of comfort and security. These special toys may act as companions, particularly when dogs are left alone or in unfamiliar situations. The familiar scent and feel of their favourite toy can offer reassurance and reduce stress or anxiety.

When selecting toys for dogs, it's important to consider their size, age, breed, and chewing habits. Choose toys that are safe, durable, and appropriate for your dog's individual needs.