All for Paws builds its catalogue by named sub-range rather than by category, and once you know the names it makes sense quickly. PeekAPaw stocks products from about a dozen of them.
For dogs. Cuddle is the plush farm-animal line, with a Dental version that adds a rope for teeth. Safari is the same idea in wilder animals — Air Crinkle for noise, Big Foot for size. Pups is the puppy line: smaller, softer, and including a Little Buddy toy with a heartbeat unit for the first nights away from the litter. Mighty and My T-Rex are the tough end — moulded rubber rather than plush, for dogs that flatten a soft toy in an afternoon. Dig It and Snuffle are treat-hiding mats for scent work indoors. Chill Out is the summer line: a freezable ice ball, an ice bone and a cooler bowl.
For cats. Lam Cat is the lambswool range — mice, danglers, a find-me tunnel and a two-in-one cat home. The Interactive line is the motorised and wand-based side: Flutter Bug and Culbuto both take refills, so it is worth buying the refill alongside the toy rather than replacing the whole unit when the first one wears out.
Anything with a squeaker, a motor or a small clip-on part is a supervised toy rather than one to leave with a dog alone, and a plush toy that has been opened up should be retired rather than repaired.
