Our hounds can get bored of their playthings quite quickly, and buying the best dog toys to keep them constantly entertained can soon add up, which is why looking for the best deals on dog toys is a good idea. After all, playing with toys isn't all about fun for your pup, but they're vital for your pup's physical and mental well-being and can aid with training, too.
From interactive puzzles to dog soft toys, there are a lot of choices when it comes to choosing toys for your dog, and they all offer different things for your pooch. Many will have your hound running and chasing, some will offer mental challenges and a workout for your pup's brain, and others will provide your mutt with something to snuggle up to.
Making sure you've got enough toys to keep your pup engaged while providing different types of enrichment means you're going to end up buying a lot of toys. Plus, if your pup is a chewer, you're probably going to go through toys quite quickly. Shopping for the best deals on dog toys means your pup will always have new things to play with, but without it costing you a small fortune.
Whether you're after toys for a small dog or a large dog, I've searched Amazon for all the best deals on dog toys to keep your pooch happy and content. I'll be updating this page throughout this Amazon shopping extravaganza, so be sure to bookmark this page and keep checking back for all the latest and best deals on dog toys.
Best Amazon deals on dog toys for your pooch
40% off
Amazon/PetfacePerfect for your pet and the planet, Petface's Carlos the Crocodile is made out of recycled plastic bottles, so it's a good option for those looking for a more eco-friendly dog toy.
Pros
- Made from recycled plastic bottles so it's eco-friendly
- Super soft for your dog's mouth
Cons
- Designed to have a plastic bottle inside for crunchy textures, which isn't included
40% off
Amazon/PetfacePetface Freddi Cord Plush Toy is a cute, soft play toy friend designed for puppies with different textures for their mouth to explore and a squeaker inside to keep them entertained.
Pros
- Different textures for their mouth to explore
- Built-in squeaker for added excitement
Cons
- May not be suitable for large puppies
ON SALE
ChuckIt!/AmazonThese ChuckIt! Ultra Balls are a repeat purchase in my house as they're the only ball that my Cockapoo, Bella, hasn't managed to destroy as they're made from an extra-thick rubber. The bright colour also means you can easily see them after you've thrown them for your pooch.
Pros
- Made from an extra-thick rubber so they're really durable
- Bright colours so they're easily seen
Cons
- Some reviewers online experienced splitting at the seams of the ball, but I've been buying them for years and that's never happened
ON SALE
Chuckit!/AmazonWith over 39,000 reviews and an average rating of 4.2 stars out of five, the ChuckIt! Ultra Squeaker Ball Dog Toys are super popular with both paw-rents and pooches.
Pros
- Two in a pack
- Bouncy and can float
Cons
- Maybe a bit on the smaller side for larger dogs
ON SALE
Amazon/PetfaceFor dogs that love to chew, the Petface Seriously Strong Nobbly Crocodile Dog Toy is built to withstand even the strongest of jaws. Bright in colour, the tough rubber nodules provide a variety of textures for your pet to stimulate their senses and for a game of fetch.
Pros
- Tough toy
- Cleans your dog's teeth and massages their gums, promoting oral hygiene
Cons
- Very strong but not completely indestructible and will eventually become susceptible to chew damage
29% savings
Amazon/All For PawsHelp your pup sleep soundly for less with the All For Paws Heartbeat Dog Toy, currently with 29 per cent off. It plays a heartbeat sound to replicate the vibration and sound of a mother's heartbeat to comfort your baby dog.
Pros
- Soothes anxious puppies
- Soft to cuddle up to
Cons
- Heartbeat isn't soothing for all dogs
24% off
Outward Hound/AmazonAnother popular dog toy with over 56,000 reviews, you can now pick up the Outward Hound Hide A Squirrel Plush Dog Toy Puzzle with 24 per cent off the RRP. It's designed to keep your hound mentally stimulated while feeding their natural instincts to hunt.
Pros
- Contains six squirrel plushes that have a hidden squeaker inside
- Gentle on teeth and gums as the toys are soft
Cons
- As the toys are soft, they are more susceptible to chew damage
Best deals on dog toys FAQs
What's the difference between Amazon Spring Sale and Amazon Prime Day?
Unlike Amazon Prime Day, you don't need to be a Prime Member to take advantage of all the discounts and deals during Amazon Spring Deal Days. Although, based on previous years, there will probably be some exclusive deals specifically for Amazon Prime Members. Plus, you can take advantage of the next day delivery included in your membership to get your shopping haul faster.
You can sign up for Amazon Prime for £8.99 per month, or if you pay £95 upfront for a year's membership, you'll save £12.88 plus have access to exclusive deals during Amazon shopping events later in the year. Alternatively, if you haven't been an Amazon Prime member before, you can sign up for a 30-day free trial and cancel before the 30 days are up.
How long was the Amazon Spring Sale 2025?
Amazon Spring Deal Days 2025 (previously called the Amazon Spring Sale) ran from March 25 to March 31. This was extended from the five-day Amazon Spring Sale event last year and the three-day event in 2023.
Where can I find the best deals on dog toys?
If you'd like to browse for your own deals on dog toys, here are some of our favourite places to shop for dog toys that regularly have offers and discounts available.
Amazon UK
Pets at Home
Viovet
What are the best times to find deals on dog toys?
I love spoiling our pooches with new toys to put into their dog toy box whenever I find a good offer, but what are the best times to find deals on dog toys? Although you may find deals on dog toys throughout the year, some of the best times to shop for dog toys at a discounted rate are during Amazon sales events, Black Friday in November and the January Sales.
Rosie Floyd is a Senior Home & Pets Product Writer for Take A Break Pets, specialising in all things dogs. She grew up always having at least one dog as part of the family and has experience in owning a variety of breeds, including Labradors, Cockapoos and Yorkshire Terriers.