Are these save for small dogs to play with?
1261530
Hi LH, these play balls are designed for children and not pets. If you do decide to purchase these balls for your dogs, you may have deflated balls.
1261531
I bought these for my child, but I imagine a dog might be able to tear holes in the plastic of the ball.
1261532
I don't know about a dog, but I gave one to my cat (13 lbs) to play with and she hasn't had any problem with it, just chases it around.
1982520
I would say yes but if it's a really small puppy you should watch him/her, I have a 4lb poodle and she loves them so I think it would be OK.
257379
They are the same size as regular tennis balls. Once the dogs have played with these, they never want to play with regular tennis balls. They like the fact that they can bite into them slightly and they squeak. If you have a very young dog they may want to take off the outer surface and get to the squeaker mechanism- ours did that initially when they were in the chewing stage. Now they are fine - no ripping just squeaking and chasing.
2207291
Probably, they are soft. We just throw it for our dog and put it up when we're not using it. It is NOT a chew toy.
999772
My grandson is 3.5 & he plays with them just fine. We did have to keep away from my dog the 1st couple times we played with them. But doesn't even look at them now.
502813
If they are small it would be fine.it would be ok for 2 med rabbits if you took them out and exercise them.
681157
I think that they would. I put two small yorkies, small toy box n a small bed in mine... I love my Pawhut! Enjoy!Oh yes don't forget the blankie...:-)
891760
Absolutely! I both have a smaller chihuahua mix and a shepard mix. The are small enough bites for a small dog for sure! My babies healthy as horses and peppy as puppies and they are both about 4 years old.
164414
No. Those are perfect for small dogs but cats won't bite apart large pieces like dogs do....I've tried making cat treats and I couldn't get one cat to eat them! lol....I hope it turns out better for you :-) Greta
1756906
Yes, and they squeak, and are pretty rugged. But they arent a chew toy, as a Lab can rip them. They do float, so you can use them at the beach too.Once you finish playtime, take the ball away, or at least dont let him/her chew on it. Great toy!
1445008
Yes, they are really small. Good for puppies or cats. I ended up using as a spare of out on the patio.
1180157
They're not large, but the toy breed version is very small and would probably easier for your fur baby.
1168482
Yes as long as they do not exceed the weight limits. I would think two small or medium would be fine.
984165
No. I bought for the same reason. The animals are too small (tested with a dog about the size of a Skunk. great for larger animal such as Deer.
2081054
Yes, I believe they would be short enough for a mini-dachshund. Although I bought it for a bigger dog, I ended up giving it to my folks who have a miniature/toy poodle that uses it. I really was looking for something non-skid when I bought this so my dog wouldn't have to chase her bowl around when she was eating. It really was disappointing in that regard as it is perhaps only marginally/barely more non-skid than any run-of-the-mill dog dish if at all.
1512329
They are very small. Just the right sze for my Yorkie and Maltese. Try lean treats.
650875
Not really but if you want a small pill for a small dog, try the Cosequin 100 Tasty chewable tablets standard strength plus. They are shaped like little dog bones, and my small dogs like taking them!