Chuckit Fetch Medley Balls Dog Toy

I have many chuck-it toys, football, rugby ball, small balls and flyers, they are the best toys ever, I wouldn’t let my owner buy any other make

These balls are good! It took 3 weeks for my Staffie to destroy the blue one and that's pretty decent for him. He absolutely loves them. And they don't damage his gums like the heavier Kong ball. Highly recommended.

These are perfect as they are indestructible, a normal tennis ball would only last 5 minutes!!

One of my rescue dogs is ball mad, she even goes to sleep with them! They are very strong and durable, easy to keep clean and provide good exercise for the teeth.

Bought this for my GSD and the medium ball launcher. Absolutely love it, he goes daft for it and the balls are brilliant.

My Dogue de Bordeaux just loves these balls and while he undoubtedly could eat one in one go he simply chews it for a while. Good jaw exercise?

I bought this set a while ago and all the balls have been well chewed with no damage evident. They are great for playing, our lab puppy loves them.

The only balls my Staffie X abd doesn't destroy. They are tough and long lasting. He loves them

My dog can completely dismantle a standard tennis ball in less than a minute - but these are still going fairly strong after two of weeks (the first couple of cracks are starting to appear, but by no means dead yet). The glow in the dark one is brilliant now the nights are drawing in (audible whistle too). She loved the blue rubber one to start with but has gone off it slightly for some unknown reason. Not tried the orange one yet so can't comment.

These are great and unchewable! The glow in the dark one is fab for walking in the dark. Hours of fun!

My dog loves the Chuckit Ultraballs, hard rubber balls, and tennis balls. The blue and glow balls in this pack just don't seem to have as nice a mouth-feel as any of those. At the park today, she and her friend were disdainfully ignoring the blue ball and going for a manky old tennis ball every time. The whistling is quite discreet and is a bit of fun. The blue was surprisingly hard to spot in spring grass, for both her and me. The glow ball is a harder texture and also doesn't seem so popular; I let her choose her own balls from a box, and these two never get chosen. The orange one was liked, though. Nice as a selection pack I suppose! All seem well made and robust.

A tennis ball lasts my terrier one play session only, but these go on until I manage to loose them! The balls make a whistling noise in flight that seems to help my dog follow them accurately over a long throw. The colours are great too making it easy to locate the balls in hedges and undergrowth. Couldn't recommend them highly enough!