Paws Ball Set Dog Toy - 3 balls

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Paws Ball Set Dog Toy - 3 balls
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From the first glance it’s clear these tennis balls aren’t meant for playing tennis. The Paws Ball Set are decorated with cute paw prints, making it immediately clear who they belong to. They are the perfect toy for exciting, outdoor fun. The tennis balls are covered with durable felt and can withstand lots of gnawing and chewing. Their eye-catching two-coloured design makes them easy to find. If you do lose one, it’s not a big deal because you get three balls in the Paws Ball Set. Paws Ball Set Dog Toy at a glance: Tennis balls for dogs in a practical set of 3 Great for playing, chasing, throwing and fetching Tough and sturdy design: with a hard-wearing felt cover Two-coloured with paw prints: eye-catching design, easy to find after being thrown Bounces and encourages playfulness Colour: red/ green/ white Material: polyester Dimensions: each 6.3cm diameter Please note: No toy is completely indestructible. As with any other product, please supervise your pet with this toy. Check the product regularly for damage, and replace the toy if it is damaged or missing any pieces to avoid potential injury to your pet.

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  • Brand: zooplus Exclusive
  • Price: £1.99

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Good to know

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