A busy dog is a happy dog. Interactive toys give your dog something to do while you work, cook or relax.
Treat-dispensing toys
Fill a treat ball with a few pieces of kibble and let your dog roll it around the room. The Interactive Treat Leaking Dog Toy Ball turns mealtime into a game.
Rope toys for tug and chew
Rope toys are great for gentle tug games. A set like the Cotton Rope Knot Dog Toy Set gives you different shapes and sizes to try.
Rotate the toys
Keep three or four toys out and store the rest. Swap them every few days, and old favorites will feel new again.
Pick the right size
A toy should be big enough that your dog cannot swallow it, and sized to their mouth. Check the size options on each product page.
Play safely
- Supervise playtime, especially with a new toy.
- Check toys regularly for wear and replace them if parts come loose.
- Keep treat quantities small and count them as part of daily food.
Short, fun sessions of 10 to 15 minutes a few times a day work well for most dogs.