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    • September 29, 2025 at 3:58 am #2682
      moorzy
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      What to Look For in a Great Dog Toy

      Some key features:

      Durability / safe materials: Toys should be made from non-toxic, pet-safe materials and withstand chewing without breaking into dangerous shards.

      Appropriate size: The toy should be large enough that it can’t be swallowed, and suited to your dog’s jaw strength.

      Function / enrichment: Toys that encourage mental stimulation (puzzles, treat dispensers), physical play (fetch, tug), or chewing are all good for different needs.

      Rotating playthings: Switch toys in and out so your dog doesn’t get bored.

      Supervision & replacement: Always monitor new toys, and discard any that are becoming damaged.

    • September 29, 2025 at 3:59 am #2683
      moorzy
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      Kong Extreme: Very highly rated. Trainers and vets often recommend Kong toys because they are tough and can be filled with treats (creating a challenge).

    • September 29, 2025 at 4:01 am #2684
      tomhigh
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      This store has quickly become my go-to place for dog supplies. I ordered dog toys for agressive chewers and they exceeded my expectations. The toys keep my dog entertained for ages while helping with mental stimulation. The slow-feeder bowl has noticeably improved his eating habits. The checkout process was easy and customer service was very responsive when I had a quick question. Everything arrived earlier than expected and well-packed. I highly recommend this store to any dog owner.

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