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Chuckit! Ultra Ball Medium 2.5-inch, 2 pack
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Chuck It Ultra Ball
(5 out of 5) by Avid Reader on Jun 21, 2007The best dog balls we've ever bought. My labs love these balls; in fact I can honestly say they are obsessed with them. These balls are hard rubber, very bouncy, float and my dogs haven't been able to chew these up like regular tennis balls. And these balls are not furry so the dirt and grass doesn't stick like it does on regular tennis balls. I hate picking up a tennis ball that is all furry and matted with dirt. I think our dogs feel the same way because whenever it's time to play they bring us these and they ignore the tennis balls! Cost a little more than tennis balls, but they last longer. 5 stars.
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
Ultra Ball
(5 out of 5) by dogluvr on Nov 20, 2007 (MA)By far one of the best balls out there. They bounce higher than most, are easy to find in the the grass and have proven highly indestructable so far with my super power chewers, a Lab mix puppy and adult German Shepherd who love to devour tennis balls. Best of all no green fuzz all over the house!
10 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
Best dog ball for ball-crazy heavy chewers.
(5 out of 5) by Amber S. Morgan on Aug 31, 2007My working line GSD is ball obsessed...and he gives them a rough workout! I previously used Orbee balls, but the hole in the center would fill up with water when he dropped it in his water bowl for a drink and then would spill all over our floors. These don't do this.
Also, they're bright orange which makes locating them easier, especially in the dark. They're still chewy, so he loves them. They are TOUGH. They float and bounce high...they're not very heavy.
These also fit in the ChuckIt thrower...
****Tennis balls are DANGEROUS to your dogs....they break apart and can cause impactions, AND the glue will eat away at the enamel on your dogs teeth. Buy these balls instead, you won't be sorry.
Also, they're bright orange which makes locating them easier, especially in the dark. They're still chewy, so he loves them. They are TOUGH. They float and bounce high...they're not very heavy.
These also fit in the ChuckIt thrower...
****Tennis balls are DANGEROUS to your dogs....they break apart and can cause impactions, AND the glue will eat away at the enamel on your dogs teeth. Buy these balls instead, you won't be sorry.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
Best ball for dogs
(5 out of 5) by Peter Pillmore on May 30, 2008 (Rome, NY USA)My dog would routinely destroy tennis type balls in just a couple hours.
This has been around for weeks now and is still in good shape. It's light enough for him to catch without damaging his mouth yet tough enough to stand up to his chewing. He much prefers it to his Kong ball which is too hard for him to catch safely.
This has been around for weeks now and is still in good shape. It's light enough for him to catch without damaging his mouth yet tough enough to stand up to his chewing. He much prefers it to his Kong ball which is too hard for him to catch safely.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
throw old tennis balls away
(4 out of 5) by Regina L. Sixta on Aug 1, 2008My lab loves to fetch, and after a day of retrieving, a normal tennis ball begins to deteriorate after being chomped, chewed, and played with. These rubber balls last a long time and they can be thrown much further. We don't use anything else anymore.