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About this item
- Mary Lamb is a medium size toy measuring 9″
- Fluff & Tuff’s unique, ultra-plush outer fabric. Thick, durable Tuffweb mesh liner
- All seams are concealed, generously folded and double stitched.
- New, non-toxic polyfill placed for optimal shaping and playability
- For safety, the eyes are embroidered. Please always supervise your dog’s playtime. While our toys are made out of high-quality materials to be more durable, they still are a plush toy and therefore not indestructible as they are a play toy not a chew toy.
Nola Altenwerth –
My dog loves this toy! Shes a chewer but it has stayed together well
Mrs. Jany Aufderhar Jr. –
My dog absolutely adores this toy. I call it his “lamby”. He suckles on the tail after every meal (some type of self-soothing ritual). Sometimes he gets into his zoomy mode and tries ripping the skin off of poor lamby, though. It holds up well! I’ve never seen stuffing come out. I have bought this thing 5x to ensure my dog always has a lamby available. It gets replaced every 6 months or so. It’s worth every penny!
Miss Matilde Feest III –
We own quite a few of the Fluff N’ Tuffs in various sizes from Small to Large: rabbit, chipmunk, elephant, caterpillar, fox, mallard duck, unicorn, penguin, candy cane, tiger ball, and football. My dog loves all her Fluff N’ Tuffs but some are more loved than others. Before we got this one the small rabbit and the chipmunk were her favorites, but then for Christmas she got Mary Lamb and all the others are snubbed in favor of this one (if she gets a choice). We generally rotate the toys as our behaviorist said this is the best way to keep her entertained. Sometimes though, we will let her have her pick or we may have two toys out at once. In all those instances, she will choose the lamb. When I purchased the lamb, I was hoping the different texture in the fur would excite her which is what I think makes this one her favorite. Overall, it has held up as well as most of her Fluff N’ Tuffs, but we do take them away from her if she starts ripping out the fur (which was how she destroyed her first caterpillar) so now she stops even trying to do that. If she starts concentrating on chewing and tearing at one section only, we usually switch out the toy as well and check to make sure there are no holes or damage.