When choosing a plush toy for you furry friends, pay attention to the stuffing inside, the size of the toy, and the material.

It is best to choose flannel or short plush material. Because the long plush is more easily deformed, it is easy for dogs to swallow it by unintentionally.

Also pay attention to the eyes and nose of the toy. If toys and noses are made of plastic, there is a risk of being swallowed by dogs.

Plush toys are easily damaged. Now some plush toys have not only fluffy cotton, but also small plastic particles to add weight. If the dog bites the toy, these little plastics will fall out.

To prevent your dog from eating these small particles, it is best to choose cotton-only fillers. We also need to check whether the plush toys have bevels, and sew them in time to prevent the stuffing inside from falling out.

Choose a plush toy for the size of the dog's mouth. The best size is a toy that is slightly larger than the dog's mouth. It is best to expose most of it outside the mouth to prevent swallowing.