JW Pets JW43112 Hol-ee Roller Large, Assorted Color

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That is the end for this product review and recommendation. Now that I have gone over the best and worst attribute of an indestructible dog ball with you I hope you have a wonderful time choosing your dog’s new toy. DLDER balls are designed to be nearly indestructible, made from the highest quality of materials to best ensure your dog’s toy is long lasting. All ingredients used in the making of the balls are non toxic and safe for your pet to chew on. As well as being sturdy, this ball is great for water play with its floating feature and easy to wipe of surface. Shape. Treat balls come in a variety of shapes – round, square, and other crazy shapes. The round balls tend to be the easiest, while the square and odd-shaped balls are more erratically, making them more challenging. Does your dog love tugging on rope toys? If so, grab a simple rope toy and feed it through the middle of your Hol-EE Roller toy.

Size is another important feature. Your dog needs to be able to fit the ball comfortably in their mouth. But it can’t be too small as this could pose a choking risk to your four-legged friend. First, start with the bright colors, which reviewers say are easy to spot in the grass or bushes. Move on to the non-toxic and non-abrasive felt covering, which is gentler on a dog’s mouth than a traditional tennis ball. Wrap it up with a sturdy bounce. And go long! Sodapup Dice Cube [Most Durable]. This ultra-tough dice cube from Sodapup is made from all-natural, super-tough, non-toxic plastic and holds 1/2 cup of kibble. It’s made in the USA too! Keep in mind that once your dog gets the hang of the toy, he might be able to get treats out much more easily than on his first go.Owners have noted that the smaller ball doesn’t seem to hold up as well to chewers, so opt for the large size if you have a chompy dog! One of the most ubiquitous substances is Bisphenol-A or BPA. While there are differing opinions on the level of toxicity of BPA for dogs, newer studies do show that higher levels of BPA do have an impact on the dog’s microbiome [ 6], and that certainly doesn’t sound like good news. Playing with a ball is not only fun for your dog, but it also provides important physical exercise and mental stimulation. Regular playtime can help prevent obesity, improve cardiovascular health, and reduce stress and anxiety in dogs. Similar to the ideas above, this one involves stuffing the Hol-EE Roller with treats. But, instead of just giving it to your dog to roll around, run a string through the center and tie each end to a chair or something sturdy that won’t fall over in your house. Your dog will need to use his paws and snout to get the treats. When it comes to treat balls, they need to be tough. After all, the point of the game is to get the dog to try and reach the treats. Inevitably, this will involve some chewing attempts and you want the ball to be able to withstand that. Using a ball that is too soft would make it easy for the canines to chew it apart and the small bits can be a choking hazard.

The JW Pet balls come in a variety of smaller sizes, including mini. At two inches in diameter, this version is perfect for pint-sized pets. We’re talking 15 pounds and below.Ease of Kibble Filling. It’s also important to keep in mind your own commitment to the treat ball. If it’s a pain to fill each day, will you keep using it? If you know you get a bit lazy around feeding time, opt for a ball that’s easy to fill and won’t be a pain for you to use. Ready to diversify your stash with classic rubber balls, squeakies, spikes, lights, and more? Let’s play ball! Of course, it is highly important that any toy you buy for your dog needs to be safe for their usage. Look for non-toxic materials that have received approval from organizations such as the FDA. With any kind of toy (or object, for that matter) that goes inside your dog’s mouth, it’s important to pay attention to the safety of materials used. Unfortunately, the regulations regarding dog toy safety in Australia are very lax [ 4], and the regulation of the industry is generally neglected pretty much everywhere in the world.

PetMD Editorial. December 17, 2013. “5 Must-Read Tips Before Buying a Food-Dispensing Dog Toy”. PetMD. Retrieved February 6, 2023.

8. Diamond Plate Dog Treat Ball

Studies have shown that dogs actually enjoy working for their food more than just being handed a bowl of kibble. Dogs love a fun challenge, and treat balls are a great, easy way to make your dog’s mealtime exciting. Small dog breeds from Chihuahuas to Yorkies like to play as much as their large dog counterparts, but their mouths don’t always fit around a classic ball toy. Enter the JW Pet Hol-ee Roller. Made from natural, non-toxic rubber, this unique ball toy is so stretchy, you can play tug with it. Bump up the challenge by rolling a few biscuit treats into fleece strips and stuffing the strips inside the ball. Some treats fall out when the ball rolls. For others, dogs will need to work the fleece strips out to set the treats free. Helmer, Jodi. “Brain Games: Mental Stimulation Keeps Dogs’ Minds Sharp”. FETCH by WebMD. Retrieved February 6, 2023. https://pets.webmd.com/dogs/features/mental-stimulation-sharpens-dogs-minds At Hyperdrug, we offer a wide range of dog balls, from tennis balls and rubber balls to interactive toys that dispense treats. Our selection includes balls of all sizes and textures to suit the needs and preferences of every dog.

If you are in need of a simple and classic yet durable ball for your dog, SportsPet Rubber Balls are perfect. They are always non-toxic and come in an array of bright colours for high visibility. You won’t believe how high these bounce! Also available as the SportsPet tough bounce for dog's that have a strong bite. Sure, plenty of pups won’t know the difference between a tennis ball for dogs and a tennis ball for humans. Pet parents, though, will appreciate Hyper Pet’s innovations for dogs.Coates, Jennifer. August 14, 2015. “How to Get Dogs to Eat Slower”. PetMD. Retrieved February 6, 2023. https://www.petmd.com/blogs/nutritionnuggets/dr-coates/2015/august/how-get-dogs-eat-slower-33018 While this ball doesn’t have all the bells and whistles (or fun colors) as some of the other toys on our list, it is extremely bouncy and durable. A hole in the middle lets you stuff it with treats or add a rope for easier tossing. What I really love about this ball is the ability to adjust the difficulty. This is a unique feature for this product – I haven’t seen this option for any other treat balls I’ve used. Cut a few fleece strips, run them through one of the holes, and then braid the fabric to create a tug! *This idea is better suited for gentle players.