Squishy Animals
Animal squishies are where the squishy world is moving right now. Cats and ducks have been around for years. Capybaras and axolotls are the new faces everyone wants on their shelf.
Animal squishies are where the squishy world is moving right now. Cats and ducks have been around for years. Capybaras and axolotls are the new faces everyone wants on their shelf.
Capybara Squishy, Slow Rising with Turtle or Strawberry Hood
Dinosaur Egg Squishy, Baby Dino Pops Out, 6 cm
Squishy Pen, Slow Rising Gel Pen with Animal Top
Dinosaur Egg Squishy, Water Ball with Baby Dino
Penguin Squishy with Big Eyes, Slow Rising, 13.5 cm
Teddy Bear Squishy, White with Heart Paws, 7 cm
Bear Squishy with Heart Glasses, Slow Rising, 12 cm



After the big food wave the next trend in squishies is animals. Wholesale searches for capybara, highland cow and axolotl squishies more than doubled within one quarter in 2026. Cats, ducks and unicorns are older favourites that never really left.
Most animal squishies are made of foam and rise back slowly after a squeeze. Some are taba silicone, which you mold rather than squish. The product description tells you what you are holding. Sizes go from pocket animals to jumbo ducks that need both hands.
We add new animals on Drop Friday when we can get them. You won't find licensed cartoon characters or copies of famous brands here. Animal squishies mix well with a food squishy or two, and from €39.90 the whole parcel ships free.
Muscle pig, sheep, panda, hedgehog, jellyfish and carrot bunny lie on green. The muscle pig with sunglasses is 12.5 cm tall.
Angry cat, glitter bunny, highland cow, galaxy deer and owl stand in a row. The galaxy deer is made of slow rising PU foam.
The lying panda is soft TPR and squishes down easily in your fist.
Capybara, axolotl and highland cow are rising fastest in 2026. Cats and ducks stay popular all year.
Most are soft foam that rises back slowly. Some are taba silicone that you knead into shape. Check the product page for each animal.
Our squishies are meant for ages 3 and up. Keep them out of the mouth and throw an animal away once its skin tears.