High-Quality Pet Toys For Your Furry Friend

It can’t be fun to realize that while you were away at work, your beloved pet had reduced your favourite shoe to ribbons, or that your curtains now look like the victim of a slasher-movie villain. Your already torn socks have been ripped apart, your chappals have been reduced to nothing more than rubber dust, and your mattress is oozing cotton balls. You might love your pet more than words can describe – but this cannot be a pleasant experience for you.

This can easily be remedied by giving your pet something else to focus their energy and attention on. Something like a toy! This is where Supertails has got your back. We have curated a collection of a wide variety of toys for all pet-types to play and enjoy. From interactive toys to puzzle toys, from smart toys to chewable toys, we have it all. This way, your furry (or feathery) companion can get the mental stimulation and fun that they so badly crave, without ruining your furniture and apparel. You’re welcome!

Why Does Your Pet Need Toys?

Why Does Your Pet Need Toys?

• Mental Sharpness: Prevents boredom-induced mischief around the house by giving them a problem to solve.
• Instinctual Outlet: Provides a safe way for pets to hunt, chase, and chew without ruining your furniture.
• Stronger Bonds: Interactive play is the best way to say "I love you" to your fur-baby.
• Dental Health: Many textured pet toys act as natural toothbrushes, scrubbing away plaque as they play.
• Indoor Fitness: Helps maintain a healthy weight, especially when walks are cut short by the Indian monsoon.
• Anxiety Relief: Comforting plushies or treat-dispensing toys can soothe pets who get lonely while you're at the office.

Discover the Best Dog & Cat Toys for Your Home

• Chewing Toys: Built for the "destroyers," these durable rubber toys satisfy the natural urge to gnaw while keeping your furniture safe and their jaws strong.
• Walking Dog Toys: Perfect for active outdoors, these launchers and frisbees make every trip to the park an adventure in fitness and fetch.
• Puppy Teething Toys: Specially designed with soft textures to soothe sore gums, these gentle chewies are a must-have for every growing pup.
• Dog Plush: From squeaky squirrels to soft cuddlers, these plush toys provide comfort and "prey" mimicry for dogs who love a soft carry.
• Cat Catcher: These feather wands and teasers trigger your cat’s hunting instincts, encouraging them to pounce, jump, and stay agile indoors.
• Dog Bone Toy: A classic for a reason! These nylon or rubber bones provide hours of engagement and are much safer than real bones.
• Dog Puzzle Toys: Turn your pet into a genius with interactive treat-dispensers that reward curiosity and keep them mentally sharp.
• Dog Playing Ball: Whether it’s a high-bounce tennis ball or a glow-in-the-dark orb, a sturdy ball is the ultimate tool for a game of fetch.
• Dog Rope Toy: Perfect for a friendly game of tug-of-war, these cotton ropes also help floss your dog's teeth while they play.
• Rabbit Accessories: Keep your small furry friends hopping with joy using chew sticks and tunnels designed for their unique needs.
• Mouse Toy for Cats: These small, scurrying toys (often infused with catnip) provide the perfect "prey" for your feline’s midnight zoomies.

Explore Our Top Picks

Explore Our Top Picks

Bonus: Toys Specific To Your Pet Type

Bonus: Toys Specific To Your Pet Type

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Playtime is the heartbeat of a happy home! Whether you’re looking for something to keep them busy during your Zoom calls or a toy for a weekend game of fetch at the park, we’ve got you covered. Browse our collection of Toys for Pets today and let the fun begin — happy tails, hassle-free trails!

FAQs

Which toys are best for dogs?

The best toys for dogs depend on their "play style." For chewers, look for durable rubber; for chasers, balls and frisbees are best. If your dog is a "thinker," interactive puzzles that hide treats will keep them occupied for hours in your living room.

What toy is good for cats?

Indoor cats thrive on toys that trigger their hunting instincts. Feather wands, laser pointers (used safely), and catnip-filled mice are excellent choices. For solo play, interactive track toys with rolling balls are perfect for keeping them moving while you're busy.

What toy do dogs love most?

Most dogs have a "holy grail" toy — usually something that squeaks or a classic tennis ball. However, many Indian dogs particularly love treat-dispensing toys because they combine the fun of play with the immediate reward of their favorite snacks!

Is chewing bones fun for dogs?

Chewing is a natural, stress-relieving behavior for dogs. While real bones can sometimes splinter, durable rubber dog toys or nylon chew bones are much safer alternatives that provide the same "fun" factor while keeping their teeth clean and jaws strong.

What toys do indoor cats need?

Indoor cats need variety to prevent lethargy. A mix of "active" toys like wands for bonding, "solo" toys like scratching posts with hanging balls, and "mental" toys like treat puzzles will ensure your cat stays happy even in a compact apartment.