• Choose a toy that fits your dog's size, mouth and way of playing.
• A toy that is too small may pose a swallowing risk or become damaged more easily, while one that is too large may be difficult to carry, grip or enjoy.
• When you see Size Check Required, compare the product dimensions with your dog's size, mouth and play habits before use.

Every dog chews differently.

• Gentle Chewers — Usually carry, mouth or lightly chew their toys.
• Light-to-Moderate Chewers — Enjoy regular chewing without frequently tearing or damaging toys.
• Heavy Chewers — May puncture, tear or break toys more quickly and require more careful toy selection.

No dog toy is indestructible. Always choose a toy that matches your dog's individual chewing habits.

• Remove all packaging, tags and fasteners before play.
• Supervise your dog when introducing a new toy, especially during the first few play sessions.
• Use each toy for its intended play style and observe how your dog interacts with it.
• If your dog begins tearing, breaking or removing pieces from the toy, stop play and inspect the toy before continuing.

Check toys regularly for signs of wear or damage.

Stop use and replace the toy if you notice:

• Deep cracks or tears
• Loose or detached pieces
• Significant deformation or structural damage
• Exposed filling, squeakers or internal parts

· Pieces small enough to be swallowed

When in doubt, stop play and replace the toy.

• Regular cleaning helps keep toys ready for everyday play.
• Cleaning methods vary depending on the toy's material and construction.
• Please follow the Cleaning & Care instructions provided on each product page.

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