Recycled Rope toys for your furbabies!
They are vibrant and sturdy, a little elastic too, and are expected to survive for quite a while so our brats can unleash their full crazy on them (no compromises on the crazy!). And what makes them special is that they are handmade solely with recycled discarded but sanitized scraps of fabric. They are eco-friendly, washable and safe for dogs. So far we have come up with just a few. We do intend to launch more varieties in terms of the design and sizes pretty soon. Oh,and did we mention the puppers love them? Ours certainly gave their approval. We’d love to know if yours like them too.
Rope toys are wonderful to burn out the hyper ones, especially when INDOORS!
Bad long day, Bad weathered day, Introduction to new people day, Training with distraction day? Rope toys are your best bet. The weave allows a good grip for them as well as a firm hold for us. And since they are stretchable too, it is less tiring for us (Phew!) And these are washable! So feel free to let the babies drag these in the mud and the dirt. That joy is priceless.
They might eventually shred them yes, but at least we do not have to worry about them choking on plastic or some synthetic material. Try the small ones for your tiny puppers especially when they are not old enough to be taken out for walks but full of energy that needs to be channelized or there’d be destruction in our homes (Haven’t we all been there?).
And it was funnier with the ‘Large’ sized ones as all the brats of different ages and sizes tried to get a grip at the different parts of the long Rope at the same time.
This is what we call the Jumbo size. This is for the big doggos who have a strong mouth grip. They can also be used to play fetch as they are the heavy ones. Also these are extremely effective when it comes to playing Fetch or Catch in those spaces where we usually end up losing the balls like terrace, dog parks, gardens, verandas. Puppers will like them too but they would sit with it for hours trying to get one proper grip (and considering those teething monsters it sounds like a better idea getting one for them!)
Spot and Robin having a tense match. Chilli, who had initially shown no interest when asked to play, is now having second thoughts as he takes the role of a loyal audience occasionally cheering for one of them( we don’t know whom he was rooting for but we suspect it was Robin)
Now that we think of it, dangling these in front of our feline companions might be fun too. We are yet to try these with our Billo Rani, but the colors and the thin swinging ropes, how could it go wrong with cats?
Place an order for your dogs, cats, or anyone you think would enjoy playing with these and let us know how you like them (or how we could make them better)
