ZippyPaws Zippy Burrow Bin Chicken Dog Toy

ZippyPaws Zippy Burrow Bin Chicken Dog Toy

The joy of playtime is better with the ZippyPaws Zippy Burrow Bin Chicken Dog Toy! Inspired by Aussie culture, this interactive toy features a wheelie bin burrow filled with three squeaky ibis "Bin Chickens" for your furry friend to uncover. Engage your dog's mind and prevent boredom with stimulating hide-and-seek play as they eagerly retrieve each chicken from the bin.

Designed with durability and fun in mind, this toy is perfect for interactive play sessions that will keep your pup entertained for hours. Bring the excitement of the Australian Outback to your dog's playtime with the Zippy Burrow Bin Chicken Dog Toy!

Key Benefits:

• Engaging plush toys promotes interactive playtime
• Perfectly sized for small to medium-sized dogs
• Relieves stress by addressing burrowing and digging instincts
• Fill with treats to enhance play and reinforce positive behaviour
• Features 2 treat holes for interactive engagement
• Constructed from soft plush material for gentle play sessions
• Bin chickens emit squeaks for added enjoyment
• Provides appropriate entertainment, reducing the likelihood of mischief
• Encourages physical activity and fulfils natural instincts

Dimensions:

Comes with 1 wheelie bin and 3 Ibis Bin Chickens.

• Bin: 16.5cm height x 15cm width x 20cm depth
• Bin Chickens: 10.5cm height x 5.5cm width x 7cm depth
• Holes: 5 - 5.5cm diameter
• Size: 17 x 17 x 17.5cm

How to Use:

• Stuff the bin with the 3 Bin Chickens to initiate the game
• Observe as your canine pal uses their skills to retrieve each chicken
• Once all chickens are secured, repeat the activity for ongoing enjoyment
• Keep your dog mentally stimulated and entertained with this simple yet engaging playtime routine

Safety Precautions:

• Always supervise your dog's playtime with this interactive toy
• Avoid leaving the toy unattended for chewing or swallowing
• Routinely inspect the toy for any damage and remove if necessary
• Replace the toy if it becomes worn or damaged
• If your dog frequently destroys toys, consider finding a more durable option tailored to their play behaviour