Eco-Friendly Dog Toys

Beco's Yellow silicone stick-shaped toy on a light Grey background.
Dog running through a field with a yellow toy in its mouth
Beco
Super Stick, Natural Rubber Fetching Dog Toy
£13.99
£0.42 donation
Pulling Hardwearing Organic Rubber Toy
Dog playing with a chew toy outdoors
Retorn
Pulling Hardwearing Organic Rubber Toy
£15.00
£0.45 donation
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Dog playing with a chew toy on a couch
Set of dog toys including a rope, chew toy, and plush ball on a white background
Lambwolf Collective
Blocs, Enrichment Dog Toy, Nude
£24.00
£0.72 donation
Sloth-shaped dog toy with a rope on a white background
Beco
Sonny The Sloth Dog Toy, Squeaky, Rough & Tough
£12.99
£0.39 donation
Red natural rubber fetching dog toy with a black paw print design on a white background
Red dog toy with a central hole and three treats on a light neutral background.
Frogg
Bobbly Ball Dog Toy
£8.99
£0.27 donation
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Monti, Enrichment Dog Toy, Baby Blue - Sparkly Tails
dog playing Monti, Enrichment Dog Toy, Baby Blue
Lambwolf Collective
Monti, Enrichment Dog Toy, Baby Blue
£22.50
£0.68 donation
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Ollie, Plush Octopus Dog Toy from Beco. Top view.
Ollie, Plush Octopus Dog Toy from Beco. Front view.
Beco
Ollie Octopus Dog Toy, Squeaky & Durable
£12.99
£0.39 donation
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Carrot-shaped plush toy with a happy face on a light gray background
Dog playing with a toy resembling a carrot on a green surface
Beco
Carrie, Plush Carrot Dog Toy With Squeaker
£11.49
£0.34 donation
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Pink dinosaur-shaped toy with orange spots on a white background
Dog playing with a pink dino-shaped toy on a couch
Beco
Hattie Dino Cuddly Dog Toy, Squeaky
£10.99
£0.33 donation
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Toadstool Gray Sky
Dog playing with the Ruffwear Toadstool
Ruffwear
Ruffwear Natural Rubber Dog Toy, Toadstool
£13.00
£0.39 donation
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Blue Beco product on a white background
Beco natural rubber boredom Buster toy packaging on a white background
Beco
Beco Boredom Buster, Natural Rubber Enrichment Dog Toy
£12.50
£0.38 donation
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Heart-shaped plush toys with cartoon faces held by a hand on a white background
Dog playing with a red and pink plush toy on a pink background
the furryfolks
Love Locked Interactive Dog Toy
£21.00
£0.63 donation
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Introduce your furry friend to Monti, our distinctive Montessori snuffle ball. It is designed with eight slots to challenge and entertain your dog by hiding treats. Coupled with the adorable Uncle Crab, these toys enrich your dog's playtime and foster happy and confident behaviour.

Our Hooman Nosework Interactive Toys take the fun to another level. Fashioned as humorous dolls with knotted hairballs, they can be filled with snacks and watched by your dog to discover the tasty treasures within, boosting their problem-solving skills with each play.

The Crochet Collection by Ware of the Dog, featuring whimsical designs like frogs, bananas, burgers, and meticulously crafted hotdogs, supports fair trade and empowers women's jobs. This collection merges the charm of handmade craftsmanship with the ethics of fair labour practices.

Transition smoothly to our indoor play favourites with the Felted Wool Dog Toys collection. Entirely handmade and plastic-free, these toys, including bones, balls, and frisbees, are designed for safe, engaging indoor fun.

Lastly, our Rabbit and Hemp Rope Toys offer unparalleled durability and excitement for outdoor adventurers. These ultra-durable toys are perfect for rigorous play and outdoor escapades.

FAQs

Yes — eco dog toys made from natural rubber, organic cotton, and hemp are free from BPA, phthalates, and synthetic dyes. They're often safer than conventional plastic toys.

Natural rubber is tapped from rubber trees — it's a renewable, biodegradable material with no artificial additives. Brands like Retorn and Beco use it as the main material.

It depends on the toy. Natural rubber toys (like those from Retorn) are the most durable for heavy chewers. Cotton rope and hemp toys are better for moderate chewers and interactive play.

A well-made natural rubber toy can last months with regular play. Inspect toys regularly and replace when pieces become small enough to swallow.

They can be slightly more expensive upfront, but they're made to last and free from harmful materials — better value in the long run for your dog and the planet.