Tall Tails
Tall Tails - Natural Leather Bear Toy Dog Toy
Description
- Leather dog toy measuring 4"
- Made with vegetable-tanned leather and reinforced layers of natural wool-felt stitched together
- No glue, toxic, or artificial substances are used in the making of this toy
- Perfect for a game of fetch, tug-of-war, and other interactive play
- Ideal for small dogs up to 25 lbs, who love to retrieve and tug
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Outside is natural leather and inside is layered wool felt with heavy duty stitching.
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Spot Clean only.
- NOT a chew toy — please supervise during playtime and remove if toy becomes a choking hazard
Whether your pup wants to play a rousing game of fetch or tug-of-war, this Natural Leather Bear Toy is made with you and your pup in mind. No toxic chemicals, artificial coloring, or simulated flavoring are used in the production process. The size of this toy makes it ideal for small dogs up to 25 lbs, who love to retrieve and tug, but is not recommended for aggressive chewers.
Wellness Beyond FoodTM
Playtime is a core pillar of your dog's overall health and wellness. We recommend making time every day for interactive play between you and your dog. Playtime together reinforces the special bond you share with your furry friend and provides your dog with the vital stimulation and exercise they need. Our Leather Toy line is designed with interactive play in mind. Made with sturdy materials, stitched together, to be your pup's new favorite toy to retrieve and tug.
PLEASE BE ADVISED:
With all Tall Tails dogs we encourage pet parents to Baby Your PetTM and to supervise them during playtime. Please remove any toy, Tall Tails or non-Tall Tails, when you notice sizable pieces breaking off to avoid choking or blockage hazards. Pets are our babies, treat them like so.
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