Christmas Pretzel Dog Toy

Christmas snacks are better when they squeak. Ferribiella Christmas Pretzel Dog Toy was selected for dogs who fully expect something under the tree too. Shaped like a perfectly twisted pretzel and topped with its own tiny Santa hat, this soft plush toy hides a squeaker inside for festive play long after the wrapping paper is gone.

Perfect for: Christmas gifting, squeaker lovers, indoor play, carrying, cuddling, and dogs on the nice list.

• Festive pretzel-shaped plush dog toy
• Built-in squeaker for extra playtime fun
• Soft plush construction
• Finished with a red Santa hat and white pretzel detailing
• Lightweight for easy carrying and tossing
• Approx. 13 × 21cm
• Weight: approx. 60g

Squeak it, toss it, carry it, or leave it under the tree for Christmas morning. Always supervise play and inspect regularly for signs of damage.

Plush

Does the Christmas Pretzel squeak?
Yes. It has a built-in squeaker for extra excitement during play.

What size is it?
The toy measures approximately 13 × 21cm and weighs around 60g.

What is it made from?
Ferribiella specifies the material as plush.

Is it suitable for heavy chewers?
No plush toy is indestructible. This toy is best for supervised play and should be removed if it becomes damaged.

Shipping

• Orders ship within 1–2 business days.
• Free shipping across the EU and the UK on orders over €100.
• Switzerland & Norway: free shipping on orders over €250.
• We ship with Mondial Relay and DPD.

Returns

• 14-day return window.
• Free returns within the EU and the UK.
• Switzerland & Norway: we provide a free return label and deduct a €10 handling fee from the refund.

Machine wash on a gentle cycle with cold water. Allow to air dry completely. Inspect regularly and remove from play if damaged.

Ferribiella began in Biella, Italy, in 1980, when Alberto and Carmen Avonto turned their family hardware business into what would become a family-run pet company. Today, the collection stretches from walk and wear to toys, sleep, travel, feeding, and grooming, with new seasonal collections developed year after year. What keeps us interested isn't the size of the catalogue. It's the very Italian refusal to treat function and good design as separate things.