Pet Care and Product Safety

Every animal has different habits, strength, sensitivities, and play styles. Thoughtful supervision and routine inspection are part of using pet products responsibly.

Interactive toys

• Supervise play, especially during first use.
• Choose products appropriate for your pet's size and behavior.
• Inspect seams, feathers, ropes, fasteners, suction cups, and small components before every session.
• Remove a product immediately if any part becomes loose, damaged, or small enough to swallow.
• Pet toys are not children's toys.

Grooming tools

• Brush gently in the direction of hair growth.
• Avoid eyes, wounds, irritated skin, painful areas, and severe mats.
• Stop if your pet shows pain, distress, or skin irritation.
• Clean and dry the tool according to its material and product instructions.
• Seek veterinary or professional grooming advice for skin problems, pain, or significant matting.

Fabric and furniture tools

• Test on a small hidden area before broad use.
• Do not use on delicate, loose-knit, snag-prone, leather, or easily damaged surfaces unless the product instructions explicitly permit it.
• Use light pressure and stop if the surface shows pulling, abrasion, or discoloration.

Laundry accessories

• Follow the washing-machine manufacturer's instructions.
• Confirm an accessory is compatible with the selected machine, load, and cycle.
• Clean collected debris after use and allow the item to dry fully.
• Store laundry accessories away from pets and children.

Product information

Review the individual product page before purchase and use. Dimensions, materials, safety notes, and supplier-review status can vary by product and variant.