Plush toys are the design-led face of the dog toy wall — the characters, animals and seasonal shapes that customers pick up first. The Rena Pet catalogue lists model D4110 in the Plush Toy sub-range, described as a plush and durable toy format, within the wider dog toy family.
Because plush is a sewn product, fabrics, prints and characters can be coordinated across plush toys, fun beds and seasonal collections in one story.
Plush ranges are built as character families: a set of related animals or themed shapes in shared fabrics, released seasonally. Construction choices — seam type, fabric weight, filling presentation — are set by the target dog size and price point, then verified on samples. If sound features are part of your brief, confirm them per design.
Honesty in positioning matters: plush is a comfort and play category, not a power-chewer category, and ranges should say so on pack. Pair plush with the chew range so customers can choose by dog, not by hope.
The catalogue's holiday collections (Valentine's Day, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas) extend into plush themes for private label programs; the company reports its design team adds over 300 new SKUs a month across the catalogue.
Plush quality is decided in three places a customer cannot see in the shop: seam construction, filling distribution and how sound elements are enclosed. Double-stitched or reinforced seams survive the shaking and carrying that plush toys exist for; even filling prevents the lopsided, quickly ignored toy; and, where a design includes sound elements, how they are enclosed decides whether they stay where they belong. Buyers can evaluate all three on samples in minutes: pull the seams, squeeze the toy through its full length, and work any sound element hard. It is also worth deciding your range's position on sound honestly — some households prize squeakers, others ban them after one evening — and many successful ranges simply offer both, labelled clearly, rather than pretending the question does not exist.
The models below are listed in the current Rena Pet catalogue under this range. Model codes, catalogue titles and ranges are reproduced as recorded in the catalogue — including titles that consist of the model code itself. Before ordering, confirm the final specification — and which customization options apply to the specific design — when you request a quotation.
| Model | Catalogue listing | Range |
|---|---|---|
| D4110 | Dog Toy; Plush toy; Durable toy | Dog Toys / Plush Toy |
Private label customization is part of the Rena Pet program. Confirm, per design at quotation, which elements — logo application, printed artwork, colours, packaging — apply.
Samples are typically ready in one week. Production lead time is 40 to 50 days; confirm order quantities per design in the quotation.
Tell us which range you are sourcing, your target market and your packaging requirements. Samples are typically ready in one week, and production lead time is 40 to 50 days.
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