Explore plush, chew, interactive, rope & tug and fetch toys for wholesale and custom dog toy projects. Choose the styles you need, then discuss quantities, branding and packaging with PETMERO.
Explore the five collections below, ask for more styles, or share your own design for a wholesale, private-label or custom project.
Soft characters, squeaky toys and crinkle designs. Explore fabrics, filling and shapes.
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Textured shapes for chewing. Explore materials, firmness and sizes.
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Non-electric puzzles and treat toys. Explore how each design works and is cleaned.
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Knotted ropes, handle tugs and toy combinations for shared play.
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Balls, discs and rings for throwing and retrieving. Explore sizes and materials.
Explore collectionSend a reference or describe your idea. Estimated quantity and delivery country can be added later for a specific quotation.
Two familiar toy types, with different details to compare. Open a collection to explore the construction and custom options.
The same character can have a flat or filled body, different fabrics and separate sound components. Specify the version you want.
Explore Plush Dog Toys ↗A knot, loop or attached ball changes how the toy is held and assembled. Compare the complete length and each connection.
Explore Rope & Tug Toys ↗Two toys can look alike and need different materials, assembly or tooling. Use these details to explain what you want and compare quotes for the same specification.
| Toy type | Details to compare | What may affect cost or development |
|---|---|---|
| Plush Dog Toys | Finished size, fabric, filling and squeaker or crinkle features. | A new pattern, embroidery or different sound components can change sampling and unit cost. |
| Chew Dog Toys | Material, firmness, dimensions and solid or hollow construction. | Changing the shape or wall thickness may need new tooling. Confirm the material and finish for each version. |
| Interactive Dog Toys | Play action, moving parts, components and access for cleaning. | A different mechanism or assembly can add development work. Colour and packaging changes need a separate quote. |
| Rope & Tug Toys | Finished length, rope thickness, fibre, handles and attached parts. | The braid, knots and connections affect materials and assembly. Specify the complete toy, including any handle or ball. |
| Fetch Toys | Size, weight, material and any launcher-fit or floating requirement. | Size, material and new tooling can affect cost. Test requested performance on the selected sample. |
Start with the route that fits your project. Adding your brand to an existing toy is different from developing a new shape or mechanism; the sample work, cost and minimum quantity may differ.
Send the references you like, with sizes, colours and estimated quantities. We can review the available options and packaging for each design.
The gallery is a design reference. Availability is confirmed with your inquiry.
Share your logo, preferred position and retail pack. We can review the branding options for the selected toy, such as a fabric label, embroidery, printing or a moulded mark.
Branding methods depend on the surface. Include the sample and any setup or tooling cost in the quote.
Start with a sketch, photo or description of how the toy should work. Include the approximate size, materials you prefer and target quantity.
Agree feasibility, development costs and sample revisions before production.
List each style, size, colour and quantity in the set. Include the pack dimensions or display requirements if you know them, so the toys and packaging can be quoted together.
Not sure which route fits? Send what you already have. Explore customization and development
A reference or product idea is enough to start. For a specific quote, we can work through quantities, custom changes, packaging and delivery together; send any details you already know.
Use the inquiry form for links and project details. Send photos or drawings through WhatsApp.
Check the price and minimum quantity for each version, packaging, sample charges and any development or mould costs. Confirm whether freight is included and which delivery terms apply.
Record the approved size, materials, finish and pack contents for each item. Review the features that matter: plush seams and sound, rope connections, or an interactive toy’s moving parts and cleaning access.
Confirm the evidence needed for claims such as durability, washability or floating, plus any inspection arrangements. Appearance alone does not establish performance.
See sample and approval stepsIdentify the products, versions and estimated quantities you want to review.
Confirm what is included, the minimum quantities and the sample plan.
Review the final product details, artwork and pack contents before production.
Settle quantities, payment terms, inspection and the production and delivery schedule.
No. These collections show selected references from a wider range. Ask for more styles or send a photo, sketch or product link. We can review the design, requested changes and quantity with you.
Yes. Include the reference and estimated quantity for each style, and say whether they will be packed separately or as a set. Minimum quantities and prices may differ by design, size and colour; a mixed inquiry does not make them the same.
The minimum depends on the design, colour, packaging and custom work. Send your estimated quantity per style so the available options can be reviewed. The quote should identify the minimum and price for each agreed version.
Share the reference, logo and preferred position. Fabric labels, embroidery, printing and moulded marks suit different surfaces and involve different work. The method, sample and any setup or tooling cost need confirmation for the selected toy.
Include a sample request with your references and changes. Confirm whether you need an existing sample or a newly developed version, together with the cost, timing and delivery. For a mixed range, agree which different constructions and variations need their own samples.
No. A photo or sketch, the changes you want and an estimated quantity are enough to start. Finished artwork or dimensions may be needed later for a logo, new shape or packaging. Agree those details before approving the production version.
Share the required arrival date and delivery country at the start. Allow for samples, revisions, production and shipping as separate stages. Confirm the schedule against the selected designs and quantities before committing to a launch date.
Share the destination market, retailer requirements and the exact claims you intend to use, such as washable or floating. Confirm which materials and versions need review, what evidence is available and whether additional testing is needed. A report for one toy should not be assumed to cover the whole collection.
