Dog Balls, Indestructible Tennis Balls for Aggressive Chewers, ETPU High-Bounce Floating Fetch Toys for Small & Medium Large Puppies, 4 Pack 2.75''
$34.49
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Dog Balls, Indestructible Tennis Balls for Aggressive Chewers, ETPU High-Bounce Floating Fetch Toys for Small & Medium Large Puppies, 4 Pack 2.75''
$34.49
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- Size & Fit: 2.75 in / 7 cm ball for small medium and large dogs, slightly larger than a standard 2.7 in tennis ball, easy to pick up and carry, lightweight for long fetch sessions, not recommended for toy-size breeds, supervise play
- ETPU Performance: Expanded TPU fused-bead core delivers lively rebound and long-lasting shape, firm yet forgiving mouthfeel gentle on teeth and gums, solid ETPU shell designed for fetch and retrieve play, not indestructible
- Water Play & Cleaning: Floats for pool lake and beach games, closed-cell build resists soaking so the ball stays light, surface rinses clean and air-dries fast with low odor for convenient indoor storage
- High Visibility: Dogs see blue and yellow best, bright shells with high-contrast speckles stand out on grass, snow and water, orange accent helps owners track long throws and locate balls at dusk
- Four-Pack Value: One blue, one yellow, two orange for swaps during play and training rewards, handy spares for multi-dog homes and travel kits, hand-toss only, not a launcher size, color variety helps keep dogs engaged
- Customer Support & Use Guidance: Contact us via Amazon messages for assistance, supervise play, inspect regularly and remove if worn
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