Beco Plush Seagull Dog Toy Recycled Rough and Tough

Beco Rough & Tough Recycled Seagull Dog Toy

A plush seagull built to survive being shaken, with long dangling legs that give a dog something to grab and swing by. Beco make it from 83% recycled material — 42% recycled polypropylene stuffing, 26% recycled cotton, 15% recycled polyester and 17% conventional polyester.

It is put together more carefully than most soft toys: reinforced seams and a double layer of cloth, and a squeaker Beco describe as loud and puncture proof. That does not make it a chew toy, and Beco do not claim it is one — it is a toy for shaking, carrying and tugging.

Performance & Benefits

• 83% recycled content across stuffing, cotton and polyester
• Reinforced seams and double-layered cloth
• Long legs give a dog a natural grip for shaking and tugging
• Squeaker is loud and, Beco say, puncture proof
• Light enough to throw indoors without breaking anything

Suitable For

• Dogs that shake and carry rather than dismantle
• Gentle tug games and indoor play
• Households wanting recycled content in a soft toy
• Dogs that respond to a squeak more than a bounce
• Not for a dedicated de-stuffer — the Beco Treat Bone in natural rubber is the toy to leave with a heavy chewer

How to Use

• Use it for shaking, carrying and short tug games rather than solo chewing
• Put it away between sessions so it stays interesting
• Check the seams and the legs after rough play
• Surface wash and air dry; do not tumble dry
• Stop using it once the outer cloth is breached

Specification

• Material: 83% recycled — 42% recycled PP stuffing, 26% recycled cotton, 15% recycled polyester, 17% polyester
• Squeaker fitted, described by Beco as puncture proof
• Construction: reinforced seams, double-layered cloth
• Beco publish no dimensions or weight for this toy
• Not a product for children

Care & Caution

• A plush toy is not a chew toy — supervise, and take it away if the dog settles down to dismantle it
• Stuffing and the squeaker are both swallowable once the cloth is torn open; bin the toy at that point
• Contact a vet immediately if any part is swallowed
• Check the legs regularly; they take the most strain in a tug game
• Keep away from children