
Rubber and foam together — soft enough for a teething mouth, hollow for treats.
Made for puppies, and specifically for the miserable stretch when they're teething and everything in the house is a chew toy. The fusion of rubber and foam gives something with a bit of yield to it, which is easier on sore gums than hard rubber.
It's hollow, so you can push treats or a spread into it and turn a chew into a puzzle. It floats. And the bounce is deliberately unpredictable.
Materials: foamed TPR.
PetLove's own claim is that twenty minutes with a Mighty Pup is worth an hour's walk. That's their line rather than ours — but the underlying point holds: a puppy who has had to think is a tired puppy.
PetLove's published warning, verbatim: "if you have a 'cheeky chewer' we recommend supervising your dog's playtime — examine toys regularly for wear and replace if any part of the toy becomes loose or damaged." That's softer than most makers' wording, so we'll add ours: supervise a new toy the first few times regardless of how gentle she usually is, because you don't know what she'll do with it until she's done it. To clean: warm water and washing-up liquid with a bottle brush to get into the recesses, rinse, then let it dry naturally.
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