BarkBox Just Released an Exclusive Dog Toy Collection for Target Shoppers Only — Starting at $10
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This is not a drill: Target's Circle Week is back and in full force from today until March 29. The sale starts before Amazon's Big Spring Sale, which gives you a head start on savings. And amid all the wild deals, dog owners are swarming to a new release, and it's the cutest toy release we've seen in a long time!
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From the creators of BarkBox, a monthly subscription box that delivers themed dog toys, there's a new collection on the block. A Target exclusive, the creators released BARK original toys. They're dog-approved, shopper-loved, and even play-tested; making them a must for any pup!
And now, instead of going for the box, Target shoppers can now exclusively shop some BARK toys for their beloved pets. Not only that, but they're affordable and spring-themed. Talk about a dream come true!
Below, see which spring-themed toys from the collection we're loving!
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Available in three sizes, this plush toy is perfect toy for your pup to play with all day long. It's interactive, dog-approved, and a chewy delight for any sized puppy!
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This pie-themed dispenser toy is not only the perfect chew to, but it can dispense their favorite snacks easily. Plus, shoppers adore this, saying, 'my girl absolutely loves the BARK pie in the park blueberry pie, its so cute and made very well and has a place for treats to keep her entertained for a good long time and keep her mind sharp while learning to get the treats out. would definitely recommend.'
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Get not one, not two, but four plush toys your doggie will adore! This four-pack includes a slice of pie plush, a rose can plush, grape plush, and a strawberry plush; perfect for one pup or a gad of dogs in your home.
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This spring-themed toy is so cute and loved by shoppers, with one saying, 'This doggy toy is so cute! It's the perfect size, and the squeak lets me know it's being used and enjoyed throughout the house. The colors and design are just adorable. It's held up well to the constant use!'More Top Deals from SheKnows
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