PetSport Gorilla Spiky Ball - Spiky Ball Toys for Dogs and Puppies, Interactive Toy for Boredom, Certified Non-Toxic, Indoor and Outdoor Play - 4" (Pack of 3)
$45.74
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PetSport Gorilla Spiky Ball - Spiky Ball Toys for Dogs and Puppies, Interactive Toy for Boredom, Certified Non-Toxic, Indoor and Outdoor Play - 4" (Pack of 3)
$45.74
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- SPIKY BALL FOR SMALL DOGS - The 4" Gorilla Spiky Ball is best fit for all dog sizes. Perfect for exercise, playtime & dog training, as well as a great cure for boredom
- MADE SUPER-STRONG - Gorilla Balls are made from super-strong TPR Rubber. Even if punctured the toy will still retain its shape. Dogs love the texture that the spikes provide
- 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
- GREAT FOR ALL DOG AGES - Play with your puppy or senior dog who acts like a puppy. Playtime can be indoor or outdoor
- 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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