We tried 9 things from Chewy's new Disney line—here's what we thought
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It’s no secret that we’re big fans of Disney. While we’re usually obsessing over classic movies and newly trending series on Disney+, we also love exploring all the magical products Disney offers. Most recently, Disney has partnered with Chewy to create an adorable collection of pet products that the Disney- and pet-obsessed will swoon over.
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With more than 400 pet items inspired by Star Wars, Pixar, Marvel, and classic Disney films, the new collection has so much to offer—but with that comes a whole lot of decision fatigue. To help you sift through the endless Disney x Chewy goodies, we (Cash, my 4-month-old Jack Russell-Chihuahua, and I) rounded up nine of the most interesting products and put them to the test. Check out our honest reviews with an appropriate-rating scale of one to five puppies, below.
Editor’s note: Unfortunately, most products on this list are currently out of stock but will be back in late June. We did, however, offer some alternatives of similar toys featuring other Disney characters that you can grab in the meantime.
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1. A Captain America multi-use toy
Our rating: 🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶
This truly marvelous Captain America toy is filled with fluff and two squeakers, and the arms are durable ropes that are great for tug-of-war. And, unlike the mini rope on the Pluto toy, Cash hasn’t been able to rip these apart. He has, however, been able to claw at the threading of his eyes, but that’s more so a testament to his sharp puppy claws, not the toy’s construction. You can find the toy as a Stormtrooper and Pixar Aliens, too.
Get the Marvel's Captain America Plush with Rope Squeaky Dog Toy from Chewy for $12.98
2. A large Rex squeaky toy
Our rating: 🐶🐶🐶
Rex is one of my favorite Toy Story characters so, naturally, I had to pass that down to little man. And, as it appears, he, too, is a fan of the goofy dino. This toy is fluffy and likely bigger than you think (it measures 8.75 inches by 6.75 inches by 2 inches) and has a squeaky, which Cash is fond of. While the character’s face is adorable, the toy itself isn’t anything super special, as it’s just a round fluffy squeaker toy with a bit of crinkling, and it doesn’t necessarily feel durable enough for moderate-to-heavy chewers. For little pups, however, it’s easy to tote around and gnaw on without ripping out any fluff (yet).
This toy is also available in Hamm, Mickey Mouse, and Minnie Mouse versions, as well as other characters.
Get the Pixar Rex Round Plush Squeaky Dog Toy from Chewy for $8.98
3. The cutest Flounder-themed raincoat
Our rating: 🐶🐶🐶🐶
Let’s be clear: I love this raincoat (it’s adorable). Cash, on the other hand, does not. To be fair though, Monkey Man (he has a million nicknames) dislikes all clothing and harnesses. While he eventually warms up to them if they go hand-in-hand with going outside, when I initially put them on him, he dramatically falls to the ground and gives me the biggest puppy-dog eyes. It’s equal parts precious, pitiful, and hilarious, all at the same time. Nevertheless, if it’s raining, I know he won’t want to get drenched, so I put this raincoat on him. I love that it has two velcro under-belly straps for easy dressing and there’s no neck hole I need to wrestle him into. It’s also made with harnesses in mind and has a little opening on the back for D-rings to fit through, ensuring that your pup will be safe and stylish.
As much as I love this adorable Flounder rain jacket, which I got for Cash in an extra-small, I can only give it four pups because I wish the hood was designed differently. While I understand that most hoods on dog clothes are for show, I feel like on a rain jacket it would be helpful for it to really fit over the pup’s head to shield it from droplets, too.
Get the Disney Flounder Print Dog & Cat Raincoat from Chewy for $15.99
4. An adorable Baby Yoda shirt
Our rating: 🐶🐶🐶🐶
Here’s another clothing product from the Disney collection that I love and Cash despises. This ultra-soft jersey tee features Baby Yoda, and the saying “In my defense, I was left unsupervised” is just too perfect. That said, it’s a shirt, and Cash hates clothes. Call it evil, but I’ve found this revelation to be particularly helpful during puppy training. If Cash gets bonkers out of control and won’t stop teething on me (and the bottom of my beloved green velvet couch), I slip him into this extra-small shirt and he immediately calms himself down. Before you judge me, know that the shirt is comfortable and kind of acts like a thunder shirt (thanks to its calming nature) so it’s not hurting him. My mom actually went wide-eyed at the tactic based on his response, but then came to the understanding that he’s clearly pursuing a major in theatrics.
5. An adorable Baby Yoda dog cave
Our rating: 🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶
Cash—being tiny at six pounds so far—loves to crawl into small, dark spaces that I cannot fit into myself. While he usually likes to run under the couch, bed, or entertainment center when his zoomies kick in, this cave-like Yoda bed immediately became his new favorite spot. The plush bed is designed with cats and small dogs in mind and features a removable cushion that can be washed, in case they have an accident inside. While Cash doesn’t spend all his time in his new out-of-this-world bed, he lurches inside whenever he’s feeling particularly wild and attempts to furiously dig. Despite all his frantic digging, he has yet to puncture the fabric or rip out any fluff.
Now, while we love the flexible nature of this bed—the top flattens to form another cozy spot, which Cash often does—it’s not a great choice for someone looking for an ultra-sturdy cave bed. Though, it does always pops back up. Note: this bed is so popular that it’s currently sold out, but keep an eye out for when it does restock.
Get the Star Wars The Mandalorian’s The Child Covered Cat & Dog Bed from Chewy for $27.99
6. A fun Pumba hide-and-seek toy
Our rating: 🐶🐶🐶🐶
Cash is head over heels for this large Pumba hide-and-seek toy that’s roughly the same height as him (it measures 11.5 inches by 10.5 inches by 7.5 inches). And, as it turns out, so are a lot of Chewy shoppers, as this toy regularly sells out (but, fret not, it gets restocked). The toy itself is soft and padded and is filled with a handful of plush grubs and bugs that Cash just goes bonkers over. Each of the little bugs has its own squeaker and some have crinkly wings, too. Note that these are definitely more pup-sized, as a larger dog could rip them to shreds or, worse, try to swallow them.
As much as Cash loves his Pumba, as a pup mom, I have one complaint. Unlike most hide-and-seek toys which feature multiple openings to put the hidden pieces, Pumba only comes with an open mouth. Call me paranoid, but I’m a bit worried that his head might get stuck in it. While Pumba’s fabric is certainly more breathable than, say, a chip bag, and no other reviewers have mentioned this as an issue, it’s unnerving, to say the least. Because of this, Cash is only allowed to play with the Pumba portion of the toy when I’m close by and watching.
Looking for more hide-and-seek toys? The Chewy collection also includes an adorable Toy Story “The Claw” version, which is filled with adorable alien men.
Get the Disney Pumba Hide and Seek Puzzle Plush Squeaky Dog Toy from Chewy for $19.98
7. A flat, squeaky Flounder toy
Our rating: 🐶🐶🐶
Here’s another large squeaky toy (it measures 12.5 inches by 12 inches by 1 inches) that might pique your interest as it did for me, an Ariel lover. The best part about it is that it’s flat (i.e., not filled with fluff) and designed for heavy chewers. It also can be thrown like a frisbee. That said, it’s just a flat toy illustrated as a popular Disney character. There aren’t any bells or whistles, and so it earns only three pups from me. Cash does love dragging it around from time to time, so while it’s not his favorite toy, he still enjoys it.
This toy comes in Darth Vader, Mickey Mouse, and Mandalorian versions, as well as other characters.
Get the Disney Flounder Flat Plush Squeaky Dog Toy from Chewy for $8.98
8. A Pluto squeaky toy
Our rating: 🐶🐶🐶
This squeaky toy is much more interesting than the flat toy thanks to its shapely nature and durable construction. While it looks like a regular old stuffed animal, when you pick it up and squeeze it, you’ll realize its thick material is made with heavy chewers in mind. What I like most about it is that it requires more work to squeak, which ultimately distracts Cash for longer. Additionally, it has the bells and whistles that the other two toys on this list lack, as Pluto’s ears are crinkly and his tail is a mini rope. However as Cash has managed to unravel the rope tail, the toy only gets three pups for lacking durability overall.
You can also get the toy in the whole Mickey Mouse gang, including Daisy Duck, Goofy, and Donald Duck.
Get the Disney Pluto Plush Squeaky Dog Toy from Chewy for $9.98
9. A Minnie Mouse donut-inspired chew toy
Our rating: 🐶🐶🐶🐶
I’m not entirely sure why Minnie is made to look like a strawberry-frosted donut, but Cash is a fan. This big toy (it measures 10 inches by 10.5 inches by 1.5 inches) has multiple squeakers, a crinkly bow, and is made of durable fabric that’s great for tug-of-war and toss games. Like the Pumba toy, it’s already sold out once, but, rest assured, it’s getting restocked. If you love the looks of this toy, make sure to sign up for email notifications for when it’s back in stock.
This toy also comes in a Mickey Mouse version, but it sells out just as quickly as the Minnie.
Get the Disney Minnie Mouse Donut Plush Squeaky Dog Toy from Chewy for $9.98
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