While our iEnergy dog products are designed to be durable and withstand regular play, no dog product is truly indestructible. A determined or aggressive chewer may eventually damage or wear down any toy. We recommend supervising your dog during play and choosing products that match your dog's size, age, and chewing habits to maximise their durability and safety.
Why do you use TPR for your iEnergy dog toys?
We use TPR (Thermoplastic Rubber) for iEnergy dog toys because it offers a safe, durable, and chew-resistant material that can withstand the rigours of play. TPR is non-toxic and gentle on a dog's gums, making it a suitable choice for interactive and chew toys, ensuring both fun and safety for your furry friend.
Why have you chosen to make the iEnergy OSC jumper from tricot fabric?
The choice to make the iEnergy OSC jumper from tricot fabric is because tricot is known for its excellent stretch, comfort, and breathability, making it an ideal material for active and athletic wear. It provides flexibility and a snug fit, allowing for ease of movement during physical activities, which is important for a jumper designed for sports or exercise.
Why do you use oxford fabric for the iEnergy backpacks?
Oxford fabric is used for iEnergy backpacks due to its durability, water resistance, and overall strength. It provides a reliable material that can withstand wear and tear, making it suitable for outdoor activities and carrying various items. Additionally, its ability to repel moisture helps protect the contents of the backpack, making it a practical choice for different weather conditions and environments.
What is the difference between dog leashes made from polypropylene and nylon?
The main difference between dog leashes made from polypropylene and nylon is the material used. Polypropylene leashes are typically more lightweight and have a smooth texture, while nylon leashes are known for their durability and slightly softer feel. Nylon leashes are often preferred for their strength and suitability for larger or stronger dogs, while polypropylene leashes may be a choice for those looking for a lighter option. Ultimately, the choice depends on your dog's size and your specific needs.