Sentences with phrase «toy box filled»

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Fill a box with up to 10 pounds of broken or unused toys and attach the label.

We tried everything under the sun, even a potty box, that was filled with stickers, toys, tattoos, ect, that she could pick from everytime she went potty on the toilet.

You can fill up a plastic box with small toys, miniature balls, Easter eggs, rocks, foam cubes, or even a cut up egg carton and let your toddler or preschooler dig through the collection with a spoon.

Play with a sensory box filled with DIY scented sugar sand, small toys and textures for baby, water beads, homemade play snow, or moldable play sand.

Other components of the exhibit included optical illusions (a drawing of an elephant with an indeterminate number of legs was a popular choice) and several activities centered on the sense of touch, including a small wooden box filled with toys.

When I was in elementary school, one of my favorite things about Valentine's Day was decorating a box that my classmates would then fill with cards, candy and little toys.

Toy Box mode puts you into Woody's Roundup, a place filled with toys, missions, characters, mini-goals, racing, and more.

You must control his tendency to chew on objects and to mouth your hands — provide a box filled with toys so he can carry something around in his mouth.

Your cat can get bored and stop playing with toys so it's a good idea to keep two boxes filled with large assortments of tempting playthings.

Wooden and cardboard chew toys can help direct your rabbits natural chewing instincts and filling a box with some old paper can let them fulfil the drive to dig, shred.

«Busy - box» or «feeder» toys are large rubber shapes that can be filled with treats.

You must control his tendency to chew on objects and to mouth your hands — provide a box filled with toys so he can carry things around in his mouth.

If you have enough plush toys to fill a storage box, it may be time to cut back on visits to the pet accessories aisle.

Any toy that has been filled with catnip — some kind of dried herb that cats go crazy over — is destined to keep him amused for hours, but often the most entertaining of all for kitty is a box with large holes cut into it that he can jump in and out of.

To help fill the hours that you're not home, provide safe, interesting toys to keep your dog busy, such as Kong ® - type toys filled with treats or busy - box toys.

Provide interesting toys (Kong - type toys filled with treats or busy - box toys) to keep your dog busy when you're not home.

She has a large cage filled with toys, perches of various sizes and a box to hide in.

Fill the box with balls, toy mice and food; so that the toys become an obstacle that your cat must move in order to access the food.

You might think your cat has plenty of toys and seems relaxed and well - adjusted but reality is that the cat's natural environment of living in the forest and hunting / eating mice regularly throughout the day is a far cry from sitting on a sofa, eating processed foods, and eliminating waste in a plastic box filled with clay.

Ferrets love to dig so boxes filled with paper can be a fun inexpensive toy.

Filling the Toy Box The first step in getting customers to add cat toys to their monthly food or litter purchases is offering a solid product selection.

You know those boxes that come every month filled with a few small packs of treats and some toys that your dog chews, shreds and forgets about?

Funky, arty and modern Tijili Hotel bursts with a riot of tropical colour in its art - filled lobby, easily mistaken as a children's toy box with colourful wooden blocks and shapes suspended from the ceiling.

Dive into a tactile toy - box world filled with puzzles, adventures, adorable creatures and destructive machines.

It's nothing but a cat food shipping box filled with soiled, packed - up cat toys, with two unframed found Hallmark - type greeting cards hung above from a vet showing sympathy for the death of your cat.

Filled to the brim with artist - made toys and structures, including a pallet by Joe Scanlan and a Zen Litter Tray (2013) by Rob Pruitt, which is a functional litter box, by the way (and one I now lust over), this «salon - style» «kitty kunsthalle» for «purrrformance», as curator Rhonda Lieberman recently phrased it, has live cats for adoption every weekend (courtesy of Social Tees Animal Rescue).

But I keep the look light and kind of serendipitous and fun with light colored vintage bowls and boxes, family pictures, old bottles filled with sand from favorite beaches, and vintage toys strewn among the deeper colors.