1. The size of the toy is related

When a small toy throws a ball, it may get stuck in the dog's throat and cause choking danger. When choosing a toy for a furry child, don't forget to consider whether the size of the toy is suitable for the dog's body shape.

2. Natural branches are also good toys

Many owners like to treat tree branches as toys that you throw and I pick up. But be careful that branches that are too big or too heavy may cause neck injuries to the dog. In addition, the end of the branch may also poke the dog's mouth. If a dog starts gnawing on a branch, it must be taken away immediately, as the bitten fragments can also harm the dog.

3. The toys you throw and I pick are harmless. Many children like to play the game you throw and I pick. When purchasing such toys, be careful not to make them too hard or heavy. A toy that is too hard can cause a furry child's teeth to break when picking up toys, while a toy that is too heavy can harm the dog's head and neck.

4. Filling toys

Many owners who have owned dogs should have seen the scene where the stuffed toy (stuffed toy) for the dog is broken down shortly after. Seemingly amusing behavior, but once a dog eats cotton in a stuffed toy, it may harm not only its body but also your wallet.

5. Don't touch battery toys

Never buy toys with batteries for your furry child or any dog to play with. Dogs have a biting nature and may accidentally bite and ingest the batteries inside the toys when you are not paying attention.

6. Pay attention to the ingredients of toys

Next time you buy a dog toy, remember to check if the toy contains any toxic ingredients. Especially when purchasing plastic toys, attention should be paid to whether they contain toxic ingredients such as phenolic methane (BPA) or phthalates (PAEs).

7. Seemingly harmless tug of war toys can also be dangerous

Owners of furry children often purchase socks not because they are sock controllers, but because in the eyes of dogs, socks are toys for playing tug of war games. Although tug of war games can enhance interaction between owners and dogs, not every furry child is suitable for playing such games. Please confirm with your veterinarian if your dog has any health issues with the neck or back. Don't forget to let your dog play with such toys alone to prevent the rope from getting entangled in your dog's respiratory tract and causing danger. In addition, the puppy's teeth are not firmly growing, so parents should try their best to control them, otherwise it is easy for the baby to become crooked teeth!

8. Do not let your dog play with "line" shaped objects

Don't let your dog play with ropes, rubber bands, stockings, or any slender objects. Accidentally ingesting them can cause serious intestinal problems.

9. Cow bones also need to be carefully selected

Many owners like to chew on cow bones for their children to relieve stress. However, improper biting and swallowing can still cause the dog to choke or cause gastrointestinal blockage. A good manufacturing process is also important, and inferior cow bones may also lead to diseases in young children. especially