from 27 reviews.
Additional Description
The membrane inside is made of all natural rubber and is thicker than any standard tennis ball. Unlike a standard tennis ball, it doesn't have sand in the rubber which will greatly reduce the wear and tear on your dogs' teeth. The felts used are the highest quality weaves of wool, cotton and nylon. This natural blend is both durable and digestible by dogs. We recommend any tennis ball be used under adult supervision. There is always a chance, with our creative dogs, that a ball is accidentally ingested. While the felt is digestible, the ball itself would be a nasty obstruction. Most pet toys use low cost, standard pressurized tennis ball "seconds". These balls are usually rejects that tennis ball manufacturers decide are not good enough for tournament play. The Mini Tennis Ball has a hollow core, is 1.5" in diameter and weighs 0.5 ounces.Description provided by the manufacturer or retailer
Reviews
27 reviews found.
Written 7 months ago - Tuesday, February 19
Did anyone know, the way they find K-9 dogs, is to go find a puppy, or young dog, play with him with a tennis ball, if the dog is fixated on the tenni… Read More
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Written 7 months ago - Saturday, February 16
Before our dog cooper (r.i.p) passed away he was our tennis ball lover. We'd have to buy so many of these because he would play them into the ground. … Read More
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Written 6 months ago - Wednesday, March 26
Daisy is famous for nibbling the felt off of tennis balls. She hasn't been as successful with this ball and its just as much fun. Now I can't them f… Read More
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Written 7 months ago - Wednesday, February 13
I love that these can not lose their pressure if a tooth punctures it. They keep on bouncing! Read More
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Written 7 months ago - Monday, March 3
My dog, Teddy, loves any tennis ball you throw at him! Tuff balls are truly tough! They can withstand long periods of chewing! Read More
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