| Customization: | Available |
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| Type: | Tennis Balls |
| Usage: | Durable Dog Toy |
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| Main Material: | 45% rubber |
| Grade: | Class A (Premium Quality) |
| Variants: | With squeaker&without squeaker |
| Size: | 6-10cm |
Q: Are pet tennis balls suitable for all dogs?
A: Perfect for most breeds, but it's crucial to select the right size for your furry friend. Small dogs should use balls that are 6cm or smaller in diameter.
Q: What's the difference between squeaker and silent versions?
A: Squeaker balls feature built-in noisemakers to engage and excite your dog, while silent ones offer a peaceful alternative, perfect for quiet settings.
Q: Is the material safe? Can dogs chew through it?
A: Crafted with food-grade rubber that meets Class A safety standards, these balls are safe for your pet. Always inspect regularly and replace if any damage appears.
Q: Can I wash them with water?
A: Absolutely! Simply rinse with clean water or use pet wipes. Keep them out of direct sunlight and avoid high-temperature disinfection to maintain quality.
Q: Do they float in water?
A: Only specific models marked as 'floating' are designed to remain buoyant. Standard versions might not float.
Q: How often should I replace them?
A: Replace whenever you notice cracks, deformation, or if the squeaker stops functioning. Typically, with regular use, this can be every 1-3 months.
Q: Are they safe for puppies?
A: Yes, they're safe for puppies. Just ensure supervised playtime to avoid excessive chewing or swallowing of fragments.
Q: Why do they have textured surfaces?
A: The textured design is not only for better grip but also serves the dual purpose of helping clean your dog's teeth as they play.
Q: What if my dog flattens the ball?
A: Most rubber balls will naturally regain their shape, but if the ball is severely deformed, it's best to replace it for safety.
Q: How can I make my dog more interested?
A: To spark engagement, use treats as enticements, choose brightly colored or squeaker models, and participate in interactive play sessions.
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