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As dogs age, their energy levels and play styles naturally shift. But just because your pup has a few more gray hairs doesn't mean playtime should end! In fact, gentle play can be a powerful way to support your senior dog’s health, happiness, and quality of life. We believe every stage of a dog’s life should be filled with joy, and that includes finding the right toys for our older, wiser companions.
Here are our top toy recommendations designed to keep senior dogs active, engaged, and comfortable:
Senior dogs often have more sensitive teeth and gums, which is why plush-style toys can be a great option. Our Flatheads are built with multiple squeakers and crinkly textures that make playtime exciting without requiring aggressive chewing. The floppy design is easy for older dogs to carry around or cuddle with, plus, no stuffing means no mess!
The unpredictable bounce and roll of the Jolly Egg adds gentle stimulation without the need for high-impact chasing. It's perfect for dogs who enjoy light pushing or nose work. The tough material is durable yet safe for aging mouths. Roll it around for supervised indoor play or bring it outside for a backyard wiggle session.
Our Tug-n-Toss ball is lightweight and floats, making it perfect for gentle games of fetch or pool play. The built-in handle makes it easy for senior dogs to grip and carry, even if their bite strength isn’t what it used to be. Choose a smaller size to suit your dog’s mobility level and comfort.
Want to keep your dog mentally and physically engaged without overexerting them? The Romp-n-Roll combines a ball and a rope for gentle tugging, light fetching, or solo play. It’s great for interactive sessions where you can control the pace, allowing your senior dog to stay active without strain.
Sometimes, the best toy is a soft one. On slower days, senior dogs may simply want something to snuggle with. Consider keeping a designated comfort toy like our Fat Tail on hand, something familiar and soft that brings them peace and security.
Play isn’t just about fun, it supports joint health, cognitive function, and emotional well-being. Keep sessions short and sweet, and always monitor your dog for signs of fatigue or discomfort.