Imagine your dog’s tail wagging so hard it’s practically a blur. That’s the magic a monthly surprise can bring, and that’s where Bark box comes barking into the spotlight. Let’s toss a few toys in the air and see which lands best for you and your pup. Read this!
First off, Bark Box does tug on the heartstrings with its themed boxes—think “Chewrassic Bark” filled with squeaky dinosaurs. Every month feels like a new party in the living room. Each Bark Box includes two toys, two treats, and a chew. They tailor the toys to your dog’s size, which is a game changer if you’re tired of shattered plushies. According to Bark Box, over two million dogs are subscribers.
Bark Box uses all-natural treats. American-made, minimal fillers, and usually free from wheat, soy, and corn. If you’ve got a pup with a food allergy, this can be a breath of fresh air. Yet, the customer service is what really shines. Their “Scout’s Honor” guarantee? They’ll replace anything your dog turns a nose up to.
But Bark Box isn’t the only mutt at the dog park. Take Super Chewer, Bark Box’s beefed-up sibling, for pups who eat toys for breakfast. The focus? Durability. Super Chewer toys often last way longer. Then there’s PupBox, which bills itself as a training box, specifically suited for puppies. With age-appropriate toys and treats, it helps frustrated new owners survive the teething apocalypse.
If you have a power chewer, Super Chewer or Bullymake might save your shoes and your sanity. Bullymake specifically designs goodies for bulldogs and other strong-jawed breeds. No fluff—just tough. But on the treat side, Bark Box and PupBox tend to use limited-ingredient snacks, which might be a safer call for sensitive-stomached companions.