Chuckit! Ball Breathe Right Fetch Ball Small By 2 Balls to Pursue For Dog

The media could not be loaded. So much better than tennis balls.My dog is a big chewer (doesn't look it, I know) and he likes to graze the fluff off tennis balls.He's also kinda small, so normal sized tennis balls fill his entire mouth and the little ones are just a smidge too small.The holes allow him to breathe, chase, and play safely. They bounce, float, they're very sturdy (haven't had any destroyed yet, and I've bought 3 so far). They're bright, so easy to spot, and dirt falls off them so no more soggy tennis balls going back in pockets! Would highly recommend.

My dog adores these balls. We've bought lots of different types over the years but these are without doubt her favourite. When there are a few differences variety about this is the one that's always top choice.After we've been out for a run and a game of fetch she loves to carry her ball home. With the normal tennis ball style she would struggle to pant and carry it and it would end up covered in drool. There's are brilliant and allow airflow whilst it's in her mouth.She found the texture really weird the first few times we took it our but now she seems to enjoy giving it the occasional squeeze and feeling it bounce back.The mini size is also perfect for my mini dog's mouth. Combine with the mini chucker for a great slobber-free game of fetch.However, this ball may not be the best for destructive dogs. My MIL has tried them with her little dog and she just shreds them if they're left out.Overall, our family loves these balls and we often find them in bed as Theia loves them so much she likes to sleep next to them! Would definitely recommend!

In response to all the reviews criticising this product for being too easily destroyed…As the name suggests, the purpose of this product is not to be an indestructible chew toy, it is designed to allow unrestricted breathing during play. For this reason, this ball is amazing. There are many other balls in the Catchit! range for incorrigible chewers, for example, the Ultra or Rugged models.The Breath Easy ball is particularly ideal for brachycephalic (flat-faced) breeds, such as pugs, Frenchies, Boston Terriers, Boxers and Bulldogs. Their short snouts can make them prone to breathing issues. Playing fetch with a solid ball, like a tennis or Ultra Catchit! ball can exacerbate breathing conditions. They can’t get enough air in through their noses, when they’re exerting themselves and their mouths are full, causing some to overheat, vomit, or even have seizures.My Boston Terriers are both ball-obsessed. While they don’t have particularly short snouts or suffer from any medical conditions, we have to take solid balls away from them after a while, as their breathing starts to sound like a couple of runaway steam trains!The Breath Easy Catchit! balls are lightweight because they are hollow with a soft, cut out, squidgy rubber exterior. They are good quality, have excellent bounce:weight ratio, can be used with ball launchers, are easy to throw, find and clean, and best of all they allow your dog to breath freely while carrying it.Ours love them so much we’ve recently invested in a few more, both small and medium sized, with small and medium Catchit! launchers to extend the range of distances we are able to achieve.Although the range isn’t cheap, it’s not too expensive either. I feel it still represents good value for money as all the products we’ve had are hard-wearing, long-lasting, and made with good quality materials. You get what you pay for.If your dog is an avid chewer, give them suitable chew toys to satisfy that need. Keep the Breath Easy ball for when you are actively engaging with your dog (we play a lot of fetch, or hide and seek with ours). Put it away when you’re finished and this ball will not only last, but will become a firm favourite.Over the years we’ve owned pretty much every kind of Chuckit! ball, and we’ve not had to discard a worn out one yet, but we have lost a fair few!I can highly recommend Chuckit! products in general and the Breath Easy ball in particular.

My cocker spaniel is ball mad. He loved the traditional solid Chuckit balls however I came across a video shared by a veterinary practice of them saving the life of a dog who had a solid ball lodged in its throat. The video was pretty disturbing and although the dog made it, it was touch and go. So I decided to look for a ball that if it were to get stuck down my dogs throat he could still breathe. Having introduced him to these balls he now no longer is interested in any other ball - he loves them!. It allows him to breathe as he runs, they reduce the ingestion of sand and sea water at the beach. It's soft on his teeth when he catches it and it's light. Works well in a ball thrower and it floats. All great - however they don't last long and they are expensive. The last couple of balls I purchased lasted a couple of months and then started to break so not great for the environment and I wouldn't leave a chewer alone with this ball... Hope this helps!

Good size, strength, quality, lovely bounce, easy to use and pup has fun playing with them on her own or interacting with us. Not what I would call cheap, but worth it all the same.

My dog got hold of the first ball and was through it in moments.Not even enough time to play a game of fetch.Shes not even a big dog.

Both of my collies and my toy cockapoo loves playing with these ball, that are a lot more better for the dogs mouth and teeth.

When this ball arrived, I nearly threw it straight in the bin. It felt very flimsy, was smaller than I thought it would be, and I thought it was a waste of money. My dog can destroy the sturdiest of balls in a matter of minutes, so I thought it might be best just to throw this away rather than give it to her on Christmas Day and then see her disappointed face as I wrestle the bits away from her which she will never see again. Fortunately, I decided to let her have her 2 minutes of fun with it and she got it Christmas morning, and despite getting other toys this was by far her favourite. I was very surprised to see it still in one piece after half an hour of chewing. After 3 days of trying to destroy it, the dog gave up with that and started playing with it instead. Now, 2 months later, the ball is still intact and is still chewed/played with on a daily basis. I will definitely be getting another one.