FAQ

Dogs benefit most from receiving a new toy every 1–2 weeks to maintain interest, mental stimulation, and prevent boredom through rotation and novelty.

A dog's favorite toy often aligns with their personality and needs—ranging from chew and fetch toys to plush comfort items or treat-dispensing puzzles.

The best toy for a dog depends on its size, chewing behavior, and play style—popular choices include the Kong Classic for mental stimulation and the Benebone Wishbone for heavy chewers.

Vets recommend durable chew toys made of rubber or nylon, such as Nylabone and Benebone, which satisfy chewing instincts and support dental health.

Veterinarians recommend dog toys that promote mental stimulation, dental health, and safe physical activity—such as chew toys like Nylabone, interactive toys like the Kong Classic, and durable rubber toys from brands like Goughnuts and West Paw.

Dogs most commonly love the Kong Classic toy due to its durability, treat-dispensing capability, and ability to provide both mental and physical stimulation.

The best dog toys include durable chew toys, interactive treat-dispensing puzzles, fetch balls, rope tugs, and plush comfort toys—chosen based on your dog's size, play style, and chewing strength.

Subscription-free dog trackers vary in accuracy depending on the technology used—direct radio models offer real-time GPS-level accuracy, while Bluetooth or RF devices are limited to short-range locating.

A GPS tracker is better for dogs than an AirTag because it offers real-time tracking, wider range, and pet-specific features essential for locating lost pets.

Subscription-free dog trackers vary in accuracy depending on the technology used. Direct radio GPS trackers like Garmin or Aorkuler offer real-time, reliable tracking with precision in open terrain, while Bluetooth or RF trackers are only accurate at close range and not suitable for locating lost pets over longer distances.