Dog Toys & Accessories

Match toy size to your dog's mouth and pick materials that suit their bite to reduce swallowing and destruction risks. For powerful chewers, opt for hard rubber or tough nylon models like Nylabone or Kong, while small plush or puppy-specific teething sizes work for toy breeds and young dogs.

Floating toys with 100% flotation are easiest to spot and retrieve in water, and they reduce the risk of sinking during play. Ruffwear floating discs and buoyant rubber balls are common choices for water fetch and hold up well in pools, lakes, or rivers.

Treat puzzles keep dogs mentally engaged while you set up camp or need hands-free downtime, helping prevent boredom-related behavior. Look for puzzle toys with treat compartments that can hold up to 1 cup of kibble or Kong-type rubber toys with stuffable openings to extend playtime.

Squeaky toys stimulate hunting instincts and are great for high-energy interactive sessions when your dog is supervised. The American Kennel Club endorses squeaky prey simulation, but pick well-constructed squeakers and avoid stuffed versions with loose seams for rough chewers.

Tug toys with knotted rope ends provide secure grips for strength-building games, and launchers or tassel fetch sticks help send balls and discs farther for vigorous exercise. Materials like woven rope for tugs and durable hard rubber for fetch withstand repeated use in parks or backyards.