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The Dangers of Dog Toys
When dog toys contain "Supervise your dog and check toys regularly," on the label, take it seriously.
Dead Zebra Toy
When dog toys contain "Supervise your dog and check toys regularly," on the label, take it seriously.
Some toys can pose a choking hazard to pets. Others may cut them; nd in the case of Maestro's neighing zebra, I bet battery fluid would cause stomach problems.
After less than 24 hours, the noisemaker broke. This is what I pulled out. Thankfully, the unit was in a little sac inside the toy.
Broken Dog Toy
Not to worry, Maestro was unharmed. As soon as the noisemaker cracked, it was taken away.
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