Bulk Chew Toys

Designer Name: SODAPUP

Professional-grade rubber dog toys for dog daycares, kennels, animal shelters, and rescue organizations. This bulk box contains 10 cosmetic second durable rubber treat dispensers and chew toys at exceptional value – perfect for facilities that need tough, long-lasting toys on a budget.

Includes:

Each box contains 10 pre-packed durable rubber dog toys selected from available cosmetic seconds inventory. Boxes are predominantly packed with large toys (ideal for dogs 35-65 lbs) and medium toys (ideal for dogs 15-35 lbs). Your box may include a mix of:

• Rubber treat dispensers – Interactive toys that hold treats, kibble, or spreads
• Rubber chew toys – Durable chewing options for aggressive chewers
• Rubber enrichment toys – Textured surfaces for mental stimulation and dental health

Details:

• Quantity: 10 rubber dog toys per bo
• Size mix: Predominantly large (35-65 lb dogs) with some medium (15-35 lb dogs)
• Material: Durable rubber (non-toxic, FDA-compliant)
• Condition: Cosmetic seconds with minor blemishes, fully functional
• Weight: 4.5 lbs per box
• Packaging: Bulk packed, no individual retail packaging
• Shipping: Free within United States (additional charges apply outside US)
• Made in: USA

Benefits:

• Exceptional value – Approximately $5 per item with free US shipping.
• Fully functional – Minor cosmetic blemishes only; all toys are safe and durable for daily use.
• USA-made quality – Built to withstand heavy use in high-traffic facility environments.
• Durable rubber construction – Designed for aggressive chewers and extended play sessions.
• Promotes dental health – Chewing action helps clean teeth and massage gums.
• Mental stimulation – Treat-dispensing features keep dogs engaged and reduce kennel stress.
• Easy to clean – Dishwasher safe for quick sanitization between uses.
• Reduces destructive behavior – Provides appropriate outlet for natural chewing instincts.

Perfect For:

• Dog daycare facilities needing durable toy rotation for multiple dogs.
• Boarding kennels providing enrichment and entertainment.
• Animal shelters reducing stress and boredom in kennels.
• Rescue organizations preparing dogs for adoption.
• Training facilities incorporating enrichment into behavior programs.
• Veterinary clinics offering calming activities during stays.
• Foster programs equipping temporary homes with quality toys.