Pet Toys for Dogs & Cats
Chew toys, treat-dispensing toys and automatic toys for dogs and cats, made to give pets a safe outlet to chew, chase and play.
Pet Toys for Dogs & Cats
Every pet needs a safe way to chew, chase and play. Our toys for dogs center on durable chew toys that hold treat rings, kibble or spreadable treats, plus fetch and freezable toys. Our toys for cats focus on automatic laser and motion toys and food puzzles that bring out a cat’s hunting instincts. Shop by pet with dog toys and cat toys.
Not sure where to start? Our guides to choosing dog toys and choosing cat toys match toys to your pet’s age, play style and chewing strength. New to pet parenting? The new puppy shop and new kitten shop gather everything young pets need.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of pet toys does PetSafe make?
For dogs, we make treat-dispensing chew toys, treat rings, a freezable treat toy and an automatic ball launcher. For cats, we make automatic laser toys, a peek-a-boo motion toy and food puzzles. See dog toys or cat toys to shop by pet.
Can dogs play with cat toys?
It is safer to keep them separate. Cat toys are sized for small mouths and are often small enough for a dog to swallow, and laser and motorized cat toys are designed for cat play. Give your dog toys sized and built for dogs, and store cat toys where your dog cannot reach them.
Do you sell treats for pet toys?
Yes. Treat rings come in multiple flavors, sizes and pack counts and fit our treat-ring chew toys for dogs. Our cat food puzzles work with your cat’s regular kibble. Find treat rings with the dog toys.
How often should I replace pet toys?
Check toys every week or so, and replace any toy that is cracked, torn, losing stuffing or missing pieces. Chew toys and treat rings wear down with use, so retire a chew toy once it gets small enough for your pet to swallow.
How do I clean pet toys?
Follow the care instructions on each product. Rubber and nylon toys labeled top-rack dishwasher safe can go in the dishwasher, and others can be washed by hand with warm, soapy water. Rinse well and let toys dry completely. Our dog toy guide explains how to wash each type of toy.