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PetSport Gorilla Ball - Dog Toy Ball, Chew Toys for Aggressive Chewers, Interactive Squeaky Toy, Durable, Light & Bouncy, Assorted Colors, All Dogs - 4" Inch, Large (Pack of 2)
$31.49
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- EXTRA DURABILITY - Our Gorilla Ball is made with durable TPR material that makes the balls light, strong, & bouncy. It will keep bored dogs entertained during interactive play or solo play
- MASSAGES TEETH & GUMS - PetSport Gorilla Ball has spikes that massage your pets' teeth and gums so they are able to play and maintain their oral health all while being PVC and Phthalate-free
- GREAT FOR ALL PETS - Our Gorilla Balls come in an assortment of colors, flavors, and sizes that make them great for dogs of all sizes and ages to play with
- CERTIFIED NON-TOXIC - All our toys are certified non-toxic by independent third-party laboratories, and play-tested to make sure that they are extra durable and safe in all environments
- ABOUT US - We never lose track of our humble beginnings and our love for pets. That's why we design safe, durable, premium quality & environmentally friendly toys and accessories at affordable prices
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