06.17.07
Organic Dog Fetch Balls, an Alternative to Tennis Balls
Are you tired of Fido swiping all of your freshly opened tennis balls? Or maybe you just want to find pet toys made from natural, organic materials.
These dog fetch balls are made from organic, dye-free wool from small family farms throughout the U.S. The wool is processed only with gentle, non-toxic soaps, so there’s nothing in them that can be harmful to your pet. The center of each 2 1/2″ ball contains a small squeaker that is safely tucked in a cloth packet (it has no metal parts that could be swallowed).
$25 gets you a set of two from Eco-Artware
If your cat is like many other kitties, he or she may get a kick out of chasing things or batting around a crumpled up piece of newspaper on the floor. This is because their prey instinct tells them to catch mice. You probably don’t want to introduce any real mice into the house for them to chase, but this remote control toy mouse might be just as much fun. It’s also a way to get your kitty some much needed exercise.
Looking for the best dog toys that money can buy? Ok, how about the best dog toys that are affordable, fun for Rover, and durable enough to withstand lots of chewing? According to reviews, this interesting looking (and by interesting I mean spotted like a cow) frisbee is a good buy.
(mouthful of a name, isn’t it?) is a fabric frisbee made from heavy-duty ballistic nylon. The use of fabric instead of plastic will prevent mouth injuries to your dog when he or she catches it on the run. At the same time, it’s supposed to be durable enough to survive aggressive indoor and outdoor play.