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Why supposedly indestructible pet toys don't last

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The pet accessory industry relies heavily on persistent owner guilt. They manufacture cheap rubber molded into cute shapes, knowing full well the animal views it purely as something to be aggressively and immediately disassembled.

Why supposedly indestructible pet toys don't last
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