Enrichment & Toys

Dogs

• – Destructive chewing (furniture, shoes, walls)
• – Excessive barking or whining
• – Pacing, zoomies or hyperactivity indoors
• – Digging in the garden or at carpet
• – Attention-seeking or pestering behaviour
• – Escaping or jumping fences

Cats

• – Scratching furniture or carpets
• – Over-grooming or excessive licking
• – Midnight zoomies or vocalising
• – Aggression toward people or other pets
• – Overeating or food obsession
• – Lethargy and sleeping more than usual

Puzzle Feeders & Lick Mats

Slow feeders and puzzle toys make mealtimes mentally stimulating. Lick mats spread with wet food, yoghurt or peanut butter provide 10–20 minutes of focused licking that's naturally calming for anxious or overexcited pets.

Interactive & Chase Toys

Feather wands, laser pointers and motorised toys tap into your cat's hunting instinct. For dogs, tug toys, fetch balls and rope toys satisfy the chase-and-grab drive. Rotate toys regularly to maintain novelty and interest.

Chews & Long-Lasting Treats

Chewing is a natural stress-relief behaviour for dogs. Long-lasting chews like bully sticks, deer antlers and Kongs filled with frozen treats keep dogs occupied for extended periods and support dental health at the same time.