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Tough & Material Lab
Thoughtfully curated toy boxes that spark joy!
What We do?
At Pawlipop, we create unique themed dog boxes filled with toys and surprises—each one designed to spark excitement, curiosity, and pure joy! Every detail is thoughtfully chosen to turn ordinary moments into extraordinary memories with your pup. Because at pawlipop, hapinnes comes one wag at a time!
Size & Breed Guides
See your pup's joy?
Playful Designs
Our toys feature adorable shapes and designs that spark joy in your pup - from cute shark toys to fun animal shapes that make playtime an adventure for your furry friend.
Joyful Interaction
Watch your dog's eyes light up with excitement as they discover squeaky sounds, crinkly textures, and engaging features that bring out their playful spirit and adorable expressions.
Cute Moments Guaranteed
Every toy is designed to bring out the cutest behaviors - the happy wags, the playful pounces, and those irresistible moments when your pup gets completely absorbed in play.
Adorable Variety
From tiny pups to big gentle giants, our boxes include toys that bring out the adorable traits in every dog, ensuring every breed and size has something to love and play with.
Happy Memories
Create countless heartwarming moments with toys that encourage playfulness, bringing out your dog's natural charm and creating precious memories you'll treasure forever.
Unleash the Cuteness
Our thoughtfully selected toys are designed to bring out your pup's most endearing behaviors, from playful barks to excited tail wags, making every day more joyful.
Sensory & Special Needs
Play & Care Tips
Find helpful advice on playing with your pup and caring for your furry friend.
Active play is essential for your dog's physical and mental well-being. Use interactive toys like fetch balls, tug ropes, and puzzle toys. Vary the activities to keep your pup engaged and excited.
For aggressive chewers, choose toys made from durable materials like hard rubber, nylon, or reinforced fabrics. Avoid toys that can be easily torn apart or have small parts that can be swallowed.
Rotating toys every few days helps maintain your dog's interest and prevents boredom. Store some toys away and introduce new ones periodically to keep playtime exciting.
Safe play involves toys that are appropriate for your dog's size and play style. Monitor play sessions, ensure toys aren't damaged, and always supervise when introducing new toys.
Happy signs include excited tail wagging, carrying toys around, gentle mouthing, and returning to favorite toys repeatedly. These behaviors show your pup is engaged and content with their playthings.
Introduce puzzle toys, hide treats in toys, rotate different types of toys, and play interactive games like hide-and-seek. Mental stimulation is just as important as physical exercise for dogs.
Replace toys when they show significant wear, have frayed edges, loose threads, or broken parts. Regular inspection helps ensure your dog's safety during playtime.
Choose toys that are appropriately sized for your dog's mouth and body. Small dogs need small toys, while large dogs need sturdy, appropriately sized toys that won't become choking hazards.