LECHONG 24-Pack Puppy Toys with Storage Bin | Teething & Tug Toys for Small & Medium Dogs

Meet LECHONG's 24-piece Puppy Toys collection, a thoughtfully assembled kit designed to entertain small and medium dogs while supporting healthy play routines. The set blends tactile textures, interactive elements, and practical organization in one convenient package that fits busy homes and active puppies alike.

What’s inside and where it shines

• Seven rope toys crafted for sturdy tugging and tossing games
• Three rubber chew toys that satisfy chewing urges with safe materials
• One compact squeaky ball that invites chase and pursuit
• Six plush squeaky toys offering soft, comforting play and bite-safe fun
• One training bell to cue recall and calm, focused play sessions
• Four rolls of dog poo bags plus a dispenser for quick cleanup
• One square storage bin to corral toys, treats, leashes, and more

Multiple use cases in one set

Use the rope toys for interactive tug-of-war or fetch to burn energy. The chew toys help engage teething instincts and keep gums active. Plush and squeaky pieces provide soft, engaging play, while the bell supports training moments and easier communication with your pup.

• Teething relief and oral engagement through varied textures
• Interactive play for bonding and training sessions
• Easy cleanup with built-in waste bags and a dispenser

Organize with confidence

The included square storage bin makes it simple to store toys, treats, leashes, blankets, or grooming supplies in one tidy spot. A neat setup reduces clutter and helps your pup find familiar favorites quickly.

Care and safety tips

Designed for everyday play, with safety in mind. The set is not intended for aggressive chewers; supervise young dogs and check items regularly for wear. Replace any damaged piece to keep play safe and fun.

Why this set stands out

Expect a versatile kit that blends sensory-rich textures, active play, and practical organization. It’s a thoughtful option if you want to simplify gear, spark your dog's curiosity, and support constructive routines—without promising specific results.