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Magic Flying Ball for Dogs

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Regular price £27.00 GBP
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Boredom turns into effort — they have to search, push, flip: that's what tires a dog out, not running

It lasts and lasts — material made for jaws, not for a single session

You can leave them alone with it — one piece, with no small parts to swallow while you're out

Upkeep won't take up your time — quick clean with a damp cloth

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In stock — Dispatched within 24 hoursEstimated delivery: 15 – 17 November
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  1. Ordered 8 November
  2. Dispatched 9 November
  3. Delivered 15–17 November
Description
Dog toy in tough, non-toxic ABS plastic. A dog that chews things up or barks is short of mental stimulation more than walks. The toy should match how they play — chewing, shaking, sniffing out or fetching — and stay bigger than their closed mouth.
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Product specifications

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Magic Flying Ball for Dogs

  • Material Tough, non-toxic ABS plastic
  • Dimensions 15 cm (diameter)
  • Shape Transformable flying-saucer ball
  • Care Quick wipe with a damp cloth
Balle Volante Magique pour Chiens

Dog toys: work the mind as much as the paws

A dog that chews things up, barks or digs is almost never short of walks: he's short of mental stimulation. Half an hour's walk tires him less than fifteen minutes of sniffing out or chewing, and that gap explains most mischief.

So a toy doesn't need to be spectacular – it needs to match the way your dog plays: chewing, shaking, sniffing out or fetching. That's what guides our dog toys.

Balle Volante Magique pour Chiens en plastique ABS résistant et non toxique

Material, size and type of play: which suits which dog

This one is made of tough, non-toxic ABS plastic. Transformable flying-saucer ball, 15 cm (diameter) — size is a safety point before it's a comfort one: a toy that fits entirely in the mouth can be swallowed. Always go one size up from what seems right. To keep a dog busy on its own for longer: rope sandal dog toy, once filled, does far better than a plain toy.

  • Go one size above their open mouth — this toy measures 15 cm (diameter)
  • Put half of them away and rotate every week – novelty revives interest without buying anything
  • Play WITH him for ten minutes rather than leaving him a dog toy on his own
  • Inspect it weekly and bin it as soon as a piece is missing
  • Wash it regularly: quick clean with a damp cloth
  • Match it to the type of play: chewing, shaking, sniffing out or fetching all call for different toys
Balle Volante Magique pour Chiens, balle transformable type soucoupe volante

How many toys, and how to make them last

Five or six toys are enough, as long as you keep half of them put away and rotate them. A toy that's always out stops existing in the dog's eyes after three days; the same one, brought back out a fortnight later, is new again.

Playing together is worth far more than a toy left on the floor: ten minutes with you tire him more than an hour alone. And for the times you're out, a stuffable dog toy, once filled, keeps him busy the longest.

One simple rule to avoid accidents: any toy that fits entirely inside the dog's closed mouth is too small, no exceptions. That goes for balls, which are the leading cause of toy-related emergencies when swallowed, and it applies to small dogs too.

FAQ

Is it suitable for a puppy?

Check the size first: a toy that fits whole in the mouth is a swallowing risk. For a teething puppy, go for softer materials.

What are the exact dimensions?

15 cm (diameter). That's the measurement to check against your pet's build: with this kind of accessory, any mismatch shows straight away in use.

Should I leave it out all the time?

No — and that's what makes it interesting. A toy that's always there becomes part of the furniture; brought out and put away, it keeps its appeal for months.

What is it made of?

Tough, non-toxic ABS plastic. This composition is what determines the care: see the specifications for the right way to wash it.