Your Pet's Safety Comes First

Choosing the right toy is important, but so is knowing how to use and maintain it safely.

Inspect Toys Regularly

Check toys frequently for:

• Loose pieces
• Tears
• Excessive wear
• Broken stitching

Replace toys that become damaged.

Choose the Right Size

A toy should be appropriate for your pet's size and play style.

Toys that are too small may present a choking hazard, while oversized toys may be difficult for smaller pets to enjoy.

Supervise Play

We recommend supervising your pet during play, especially when introducing a new toy.

Rotate Toys

Just like people, pets can get bored.

Rotating toys helps:

• Maintain interest
• Reduce boredom
• Extend the life of individual toys

Keep Toys Clean

Regular cleaning helps maintain a healthier play environment for your pet.

Follow the care instructions provided for each product.