SodaPup Interactive Dog Toy The rubber toy is crafted from a sustainable, non-toxic, biodegradable natural material. Made in the USA, the interactive toy (place treats or peanut butter inside) is durably chewable Available at Pet Supplies Plus, Clearwater and Pinellas Park.


Bonehead Interactive Dog Toy This is a brand new innovative toy from Himalayan Pet. The Bonehead is actually a choking prevention device. Your dog will chew smarter and safer on their treats, locked firmly in place. Available exclusively at Pet Food Warehouse, St. Petersburg.


Solid Java Wood Dog Chews Gorilla Chews are a new all natural wood chew, sustainably harvested and minimally processed. A dense and very hard wood, the contoured surface makes it extremely durable and long lasting; the


perfect choice for dental and gum care. Available at Pet Food Warehouse.


AnimaTwist ‘n Click Technology. You’ll have just as much fun reconfiguring the inter- active treat toys as your dog will have playing with them. From the single dou- ble-lock mechanism (shown here) to the triple decker, your dog will be men- tally stimulated. Handmade in the USA. Available at Pet Food Warehouse, St. Petersburg.


Sweet Potato Hemp Rope Chews. Tasty pieces of dehydrated


sweet potato, strung on natural hemp rope, for a nutrient-rich, splinter-free alternative to rawhide. A good choice for dogs with food allergies and sensitive skin. Sourced and made in the USA. Purchase online at AtticusOwn.com


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