Animal Toys
Find animal toys that fit the way your animals play, whether you’re keeping them busy or making time for play together. Browse the selection with your animal’s size, activity level, and play habits in mind, and check each toy’s intended use to help choose a good fit.
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Common categories include chase toys, tug toys, chew toys, puzzle toys and foraging toys. Each centers on a different kind of play, from fetching with you to nosing around for a treat.
Toy designs often reflect an animal’s natural play habits. Cat toys tend to feature stalking and chasing, while dog toys often center on fetching, tugging or chewing. Bird toys may feature climbing and foraging, and horse toys can involve pushing or rolling.
Interactive toys make you part of the action, like tossing a fetch toy or moving a cat wand. Solo-play toys let the animal lead the activity, such as batting a toy around or working through a puzzle.
Foraging toys hold or hide food for an animal to uncover during play. Depending on the design, the animal might roll, nudge or explore different compartments to find the food.
Set out a few toys at a time and keep the rest tucked away. When it’s time for a swap, bring out toys with different play styles, such as trading a chase toy for a puzzle. Keep a favorite in the mix if that’s what your animal keeps reaching for.