Pet Toy Boxes.

Yes, and an honest one — it protects your reviews more than it costs you sales.

The question every owner is asking is "will this survive my dog?". Without an answer they guess, and a proportion guess wrong. An owner with a determined chewer buys a soft plush, watches it destroyed in ten minutes, and leaves a review saying the product is poor quality. The product was fine; it was simply the wrong toy for that dog.

A simple rating — gentle chewer through to power chewer, or a one-to-five scale — gives owners a shorthand they understand immediately and sets expectations before purchase.

The temptation is to inflate ratings so more dogs appear covered. Resist it. An overstated rating produces exactly the bad review you were trying to avoid, and it damages trust in the whole range rather than one product.

Pair it with size guidance by breed or weight. That one is a safety matter as well as a satisfaction one — a toy small enough to be swallowed is a genuine hazard.