This article shares the beloved toys and treats of a Shih Tzu named Doris, highlighting brands like Pooch and Mutt, Enjamoy, ARROMI, and Rosewood. It offers recommendations for pet owners looking to spoil their furry companions.
I, like many other proud pet owners, treat my eight-year-old Shih Tzu Doris like a princess. She has countless baskets of toys, a bed in every room and pretty much rules our entire house - exactly how we like it. Over the years, it's become clear that certain brands are her favourite when it comes to what toys she gravitates towards and what treats she best enjoys - which might be helpful to other spoiled dog owners. One brand that's become a recent favourite of hers is Pooch and Mutt.
The Snuffle Ball for £8.99 is amazing for combatting boredom when she gets a spark of energy. Although enjoying a lengthy daily walk, she can get a little bit restless a night and this toy comes in handy then - made from 75% recycled materials, this ball has little grooves to hide treats inside which can occupy her for ages. This would particularly come in handy for those with puppies or particularly energetic dogs but is suited to all breeds and ages. She's also recently enjoyed the Advent Calendar from Pooch and Mutt which contains probiotics and healthy ingredients. Although she sleeps on the human bed at night, she does enjoy her Enjamoy Plush Donut Dog Bed for snoozing downstairs which is £18.99 at Amazon. This is ultra snuggly and has calming raised walls that she likes to rest her head on. Doris also loves the ARROMI 2 PCS Dog Pillow for £6.98 which she uses to rest her weary head on after a long day of endless attention, belly rubs and love. A favourite treat of hers is the Rosewood dog-safe chocolate buttons which you can get in a pack of four at Amazon for £9.49. Whenever she feels left out of enjoying real chocolate, a few of these buttons cheer her right up and she could probably clear an entire bag in one sitting if we let her
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