Soft Plush Toy For Puppies

The soft, gentle vibration is designed to mimic the feeling of a heartbeat or the rhythmic movement of a companion's body. The intensity is described as subtle rather than motorized or buzzing — comparable to a very faint pulse rather than a phone vibration. This level is intended to provide background sensory comfort rather than stimulation.

The warmth pack is a separate insert that is heated separately (typically in a microwave for a brief interval), then placed inside the toy before giving it to your puppy. The pack holds heat for a period before cooling to room temperature. It is reusable — remove, reheat, and reinsert as needed. Always check the temperature before placing it inside to avoid overheating.

The toy is listed for cuddle and light play rather than active chewing. Teething puppies can damage the outer fabric and access the vibration component or warmth pack insert, which is not intended for ingestion. Supervise use during the teething phase and check the seams regularly. This is best used as a calm-time companion rather than a chew toy.

Crate anxiety often stems from a puppy's transition from sleeping with littermates to sleeping alone. The vibration and warmth simulate the physical closeness of a companion, making the crate feel less isolating. Placing the toy inside the crate during the first nights can reduce crying and restlessness without requiring the owner to be present.

The cover is described as removable for machine washing. Remove the warmth pack and the vibration component before washing the cover — the electronics inside are not water-safe. Wash the cover alone, then reassemble once dry. This keeps the exterior clean without exposing the internal components to moisture.