while their enthusiasm is endearing, it can also be exhausting. if not, here’s the lowdown: it’s a subscription service where every month a box full of cool dog treats and toys is delivered to your doorstep. what we love about this is that it’s a fun surprise for dogs and pup parents alike. keeping a hyperactive dog occupied isn’t easy, which is why the babble ball is so great. to get started, you load up the bubbletastic bacon bubble machine …

and that may be the case for many, but what if you happen to have a cat who seems determined to live life in perpetual motion? if you want to get in on the fun, grab some of these little mice up and start tossing them for your cat. be warned that if your cat finds this toy so addictive that they play deep into the night, the sound of the ball rolling back and forth can become a bit …

i often work with cats that are blind and one of the things that i’d like to talk about now is getting it right when it comes to toys. a cat will rely on smell, hearing, touch and vibrations to survive and blind cats do very well indeed. whilst blind cats can cope extremely well indoors, memorising where objects are placed and remembering distances for jumps on the bed or width and depth of stairs, toys and playtime can become …

the most digging-specific toy is the idig digging bed and it’s a great option for most diggers, especially smaller dogs that aren’t strong enough to just plow throw it! digging can be a great way for bored dogs to pass the time and entertain themselves. dogs like squeaky toys because they satisfy their prey drive, which is the instinct to hunt and capture prey.” by going for toys with squeakers in them, you can satisfy your dog’s desire to hunt …

with these toys, you will not only give your dog the amount of exercise that he needs to keep his body healthy but also the mental stimulation that he may need to stay sharp. it is so sensitive that even the vibration of your dog walking past it will turn it on. it is designed to intelligently interact with your dog by zooming around the house, evoking his interest with movement, and rewarding him by dispensing treats.