Trixie Sporting Ball Thermoplastic Rubber Dog Toy – Large Chew & Fetch Toy
The Trixie Sporting Ball Thermoplastic Rubber Dog Toy – Large is designed for large breed dogs who love to chew, chase, and play actively. Made from durable thermoplastic rubber (TPR), this toy is soft on teeth but tough enough to handle strong jaws. Its large size and textured surface provide safe, long-lasting entertainment for powerful chewers.
The ball design makes it ideal for games of fetch and catch. Its lightweight structure ensures it bounces gently without causing damage during indoor play, while still providing plenty of fun outdoors. The soft yet sturdy rubber is gentle on teeth and gums, allowing dogs to enjoy chewing without discomfort or risk of injury.
The Trixie Sporting Ball Thermoplastic Rubber Dog Toy – Large also supports dental hygiene. The textured surface helps clean teeth naturally by reducing plaque buildup while massaging gums. This promotes better oral health during every play session, making the toy both fun and functional.
Regular use of this toy helps prevent boredom and reduces destructive behavior at home. It provides both mental and physical stimulation, keeping large dogs engaged and active throughout the day. Whether your dog enjoys solo chewing or interactive fetch games, this toy is a perfect choice.
Trixie is committed to pet safety, and this sporting ball is made from non-toxic, pet-friendly materials. Its bright color makes it easy to spot during outdoor play, even in tall grass or low-light conditions. This ball is a great addition to any large dog’s toy collection, offering healthy, safe, and engaging play.
Key Features
- Large ball made from durable thermoplastic rubber (TPR)
- Gentle on teeth and gums, perfect for strong chewers
- Textured surface promotes dental health
- Ideal for fetch, chewing, and interactive play
- Non-toxic and safe for everyday use
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Learn About Dog Dental Health
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