Top 10 Summer Dog Toys (Plus Products to Keep Them Healthy)

This flirt pole is our favorite of all summer dog toys. Both of our pups have loved chasing this around the yard. Our dog Kirby will immediately hunt for this toy when he goes outside.

Our dog loves this frisbee so much it’s starting to fray (but don’t worry, it’s held up for a long time). It’s easy to grab and throw and doesn’t get damaged as quickly as a plastic Frisbee.

We absolutely love the ChuckIt! Ball Launcher! It’s made throwing the ball for our dog a breeze, and he couldn’t be happier chasing after it. Say goodbye to tired arms and hello to endless fun with this fantastic toy!

Dogs love frozen treats, especially on scorching hot days. That’s why the Cool Pup Dog Toys are so perfect for summer. You simply fill up the container with water and freeze it, and then your dog also gets to enjoy an “ice cream” treat.

Our Pet Pool has become our dog’s favorite backyard activity! It’s the perfect size for splashing around and cooling off on hot summer days. If you don’t have access to a body of water, or you’re not sure you want your dog swimming there, this is such a fun, refreshing treat instead.

And if your dog is playing in the water, they are going to get super wet and likely shake it off all over you – which is never fun! Instead, it’s a good idea to have a super absorbent towel ready.

We’ve been making this dog ice cream for our pup, and they absolutely love it! Simply adding water and freezing it at home creates a delicious and cool treat. It’s great to see our furry pal wagging their tail in anticipation of this frozen delight!

We’ve loved using these shoes in the winter, but they also serve as a great tool in the summer. Hot asphalt, sharp objects (especially in the water!), muddy terrain, the list goes on. A nice pair of waterproof dog shoes can be a big help.

Summer is a time for picnics, trips to the cabin, camping, and lots of other outdoor activities. In these settings, however, our dogs don’t always get a break from the heat. The good news is you can help them feel cool and comfortable with a cooling mat.

Are you up to date on your dog’s dose of Frontline? Ticks come out in full force during the summer months. Make sure your dog is up-to-date with their flea and tick treatment before it’s too late.

The dog shedding tool has been a game changer for us! It effortlessly removes loose hair from our dog, keeping it off the floor and furniture. Our pup even enjoys the gentle grooming process – it’s a win-win for both of us!

Dogs are always in need of high-quality H20, so if you’re spending time outdoors, consider a portable dog bowl to help keep your pup hydrated and healthy.

Dogs have fur covering most of their body, but their poor noses are bare and front and center. Luckily, you can protect their sensitive sniffer with specialized sun protection for canines!