Like humans, dogs love toys. Dogs love to chew and crush and destroy toys too. For health reasons, it makes good sense to buy toys that are natural and non-toxic. Many commercial dog toys are made with harmful chemicals that can dogs can ingest while chewing and playing with these toys. This can lead to health problems in the future. Throw away those toxic toys and get natural!
Get rid of those toxic tennis balls and replace them with an organic wool ball. Purrfect Play has hand formed organic wool balls that are processed without any harsh chemicals. The balls are solid, durable and washable. Wool is gentle on teeth. Made in USA.
Hemp rope tug toys are dog and people favorites. Dogs instinctively love to tug, perhaps part of the feeding ritual from their ancestors. Today, it's just good competitive fun. Earthdog has all natural hemp rope tug toys for small and large dogs.
Hip Doggie's organic cotton crochet toy cleans dog's teeth while they play and chew. Made with organic cotton crocheted around a squeaker. Non-toxic dyes. Can be used as toys and pillows. Very cute for small dogs.
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Dogs love to play fetch. Chewber makes natural rubber fetch toys with non-toxic pigments. Chewber offers a 30 day guarantee on all their Chewber products. They are designed for dogs that are hard on toys but love a real workout. Chewbers are soft and flexible but durable and can be used indoors or out.
Organic plush toys with squeakers provide hours of play time fun. Made with organic cotton, four squeakers and low impact dyes. SimplyFido has several choices of whimsical critters and shapes for your pup's playtime pleasure.
80% of dog owners give their dog a present for holidays.
Dogs are mentioned in the bible.
Dog owners live longer and have less stress.
Small dog breeds live longer. Toy breed can live 15 years or more. Larger breeds average 8 - 12 years.
Cancer affects about 6 million dogs per year.
Border Collies can understand up to 200 human words.
About 60% of dogs who enter an an animal shelter are euthanized.
About 78 million dogs are owned in the United States.