Dog Food Storage

The best way to store large dog toys is in a spacious, open storage basket or box that allows easy access while keeping everything contained. Larger toys like rope toys, balls and enrichment toys benefit from storage that isn’t too deep, so your dog can still see and grab what they want. In our collections, soft-sided baskets are a popular option because they are lightweight, flexible and can hold bulkier items without becoming awkward to move around. Choosing a storage solution that balances capacity with accessibility helps keep your space tidy without making playtime inconvenient.

If you’re working with limited space, organising dog toys without large bins comes down to keeping things simple and rotating what’s available. Instead of storing everything in one place, you can keep a small selection of toys accessible and store the rest away, swapping them regularly to keep your dog interested. Compact storage options or soft organisers can also help keep things tidy without taking up much room. Keeping toys in designated spots, such as a corner or near your dog’s bed, can make a small space feel more organised without needing bulky storage solutions.

Placing a toy in your dog’s crate can be beneficial, as it helps create a more comfortable and calming environment. Safe chew toys or enrichment toys can provide mental stimulation and help prevent boredom while your dog is resting. However, it’s important to choose durable, appropriate toys and avoid anything that could be easily destroyed or pose a choking risk. Rotating toys and storing extras in dog toy baskets allows you to keep the crate environment fresh and engaging without overwhelming your dog.