• Tennis Ball Thrower for Dogs, product overview
  • Tennis Ball Launcher for Dogs
  • Tennis Ball Thrower for Dogs in light, tough plastic
  • Material: light, tough plastic
  • Tennis Ball Thrower for Dogs, curved handle with a cupped end
  • Tennis Ball Thrower for Dogs — 45 cm long
  • Dog ball launcher: Tennis Ball Thrower for Dogs
  • Tennis Ball Thrower for Dogs, available in pink, green or blue
  • Tennis Ball Thrower for Dogs, product image
  • Tennis Ball Thrower for Dogs — dog ball launcher
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  • Tennis Ball Thrower for Dogs — product photo
  • Tennis Ball Thrower for Dogs, product illustration
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Automatic ball launcher

Tennis Ball Launcher for Dogs

Busy without you

In stock — Dispatched within 24 hours

£11.00 GBP
£11.00 GBP

They pester you less — a busy dog demands less attention while you work

They keep busy alone, without wrecking the rest — a toy that holds up replaces the chair leg and the shoes

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

Light, tough plastic — product material

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In stock — Dispatched within 24 hoursEstimated delivery: 14 – 16 November
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  1. Ordered 7 November
  2. Dispatched 9 November
  3. Delivered 14–16 November
Description
Dog ball launcher made of light, tough plastic. It doubles the distance with the same throw and lets you scoop the ball up in the cup instead of by hand. Fifteen to twenty throws is plenty, as landings put a lot of strain on the shoulders.
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Product specifications

Please note: les mesures indiquées sont celles de ce modèle, relevées sur le produit — pas une moyenne de gamme. C'est ce qui permet de choisir sur des chiffres plutôt que sur une photo.

Tennis Ball Launcher for Dogs

  • Material Light, tough plastic
  • Dimensions 45 cm long
  • Shape Curved handle with a cupped end
  • Care Simply wipe with a damp cloth
Lanceur de Balle de Tennis pour Chiens

Dog ball launcher: throw far without wrecking your shoulder

A dog who loves fetch could keep going all afternoon; your arm gives out after twenty throws. A launcher easily doubles the distance with the same movement, and above all it saves you picking up a slobbery ball every single time.

It's the hygiene side that wins people over fastest: you scoop the ball straight up in the cup. What's left is checking which balls it takes, and that's the first thing to sort by in our ball launchers.

Lanceur de Balle de Tennis pour Chiens — 45 cm de long

Length, ball pick-up and compatibility: what matters

This one is made of light, tough plastic. Curved handle with a cupped end, 45 cm long — length sets the distance, but also how awkward it is to take on walks: beyond seventy centimetres, it ends up staying at home. Check which ball size it takes, as not every launcher fits standard balls. Keep spare balls to hand; the plush ball launcher for cats and dogs stands up better to powerful jaws.

  • Check which ball size it takes, as not every launcher fits shop-bought balls
  • Pick the length to suit your outings — this model: 45 cm long
  • Pick the ball up with the cup rather than by hand – that's half the point
  • Throw low and flat rather than in a high arc: a dog ball launcher that sends it high makes your dog jump
  • Stick to fifteen or twenty throws, as repetition wears the joints
  • Clean the cup: simply wipe with a damp cloth
Lanceur de Balle de Tennis pour Chiens, visuel complémentaire

How many throws, and what to avoid

Fetch is a tougher workout than it looks: braking, turning and landing put heavy strain on the shoulders and hindquarters. Fifteen to twenty throws is plenty, and it's better to throw low and flat than in a high arc to avoid landings on the front legs.

Don't do it with a growing puppy or straight after a meal — the risk of bloat in large breeds is real. To keep a dog busy without the impact, a tough dog toy for chewing is a better option.

An unexpected use: the launcher lets a dog run without you having to run yourself, which makes it invaluable for an older or injured owner. But that's also what tempts you to overdo it — the dog will never stop on his own, so it's up to you to count.

FAQ

How do I clean it?

Warm soapy water and thorough drying for rubber and plastic; machine wash at 30 °C in a laundry bag for plush, as long as the seams are intact.

What are the exact dimensions?

45 cm long. This is the measurement to check against your pet's build: with this kind of accessory, any mismatch shows straight away in use.

Will it stand up to a dog that chews?

No toy is indestructible. Dense rubber models last much longer than plush, but a determined chewer will get the better of them eventually: keep an eye on its condition and replace it before pieces come off.

What is it made of?

Light, tough plastic. It's this material mix that sets the care routine: check the specifications for the right way to wash it.