Dinosaur Plush Dog Chew Toy with Squeaker for Puppies

Built for the chew session

• Ribbed corduroy gives the jaw a grip

  The body is covered in ribbed corduroy, a fabric dogs tend to return to because it feels different in the mouth. The soft plush is khaki tan or rust brown, so it reads as a real toy on the rug, not a squeaky stuffed animal.

• Raised nubs scrub as they chew

  The raised bumps across the body work along the teeth and gums with every chew. Dogs get plush and a bit of tooth cleaning in the same session, which is a gentler job than a hard bone.

• A squeaker keeps the game going

  The squeaker turns each bite into a small reward, so the dinosaur holds attention longer when nobody is playing with the dog. The tail and arms give a dog something to carry, shake and flop with.

Set it up for the first chew

1. 1
   Inspect it first

   Look over the seams, the nubs and the squeaker area before handing it over. Anything loose is a reason to hold it back.

2. 2
   Supervise the first sessions

   Play with your dog for the first few chews. You will see whether they grip, tug or shred, and you will know how much unsupervised time suits them.

3. 3
   Retire it when it is worn

   Once the plush is torn open or the squeaker is exposed, take the dinosaur away. Swap in a new one before your dog starts a new chewing phase.