Safari Ltd. Pets TOOB – 12 Pet Figurines for Imaginative Play (Ages 3+)

Meet 12 Beloved Household Pets in One Compact Toob

Safari Ltd. Pets TOOB brings a charming mix of domesticated animals to life in a compact, kid-friendly package. These miniature figures invite safe, imaginative play and gentle introductions to pet care concepts without real-life commitments. Designed for little hands and big stories, the set offers a diverse cast of familiar companions ready to star in daily adventures and classroom-inspired activities.

The Toob helps children explore the world of pets through hands-on play. The figures are sized for easy handling, with bright colors and thoughtful details that spark curiosity and storytelling while encouraging careful, respectful play.

Inside the Toob

• iguana
• turtle
• hedgehog
• hamster
• goldfish
• frog
• cat
• ferret
• corgi
• parakeet (budgie)
• mouse
• rabbit

Educational play value

• Build vocabulary and storytelling skills by naming animals, colors, and habitats
• Explore caretaking concepts such as feeding, grooming, and gentle handling
• Enhance fine motor skills with precise placement and sorting activities
• Encourage imaginative role-play, family stories, and habitat design
• Support color recognition, size comparison, and categorization practice

Product details

Approximate size notes: The Toob is roughly the size of a standard American ruler. Individual figures range from 1.25 to 3.75 inches tall, and the Toob itself is about 1.5 inches by 1.5 inches and 12.8 inches tall when stored. The set includes 12 distinct figures of furry, feathered, slimy, scaly, and prickly friends.

These figures are ideal for classroom corners, pretend play, and family collections. They pair well with storytelling prompts, early literacy activities, and display in playrooms or desks for quick inspiration. Durable, child-friendly plastics support frequent handling and creative reuse across different play themes.

Tip: Use the figures to compare pet care routines, design mini habitats, or create simple science prompts about animal needs. The possibilities invite gentle exploration without imposing guarantees, keeping the focus on curiosity and consent-based play.