West Paw Hurley Fetch Tough Dog Toy Blue
The West Paw Hurley Fetch Tough Dog Toy is specially crafted for durability and fun, a treasure for dogs that relish vigorous play and chewing. This toy provides a healthy outlet for your pups energy, keeping them engaged and entertained. Features Engineered with Zogoflex® material for long-lasting fun Non-toxic, free from BPA, phthalates, and latex, ensuring safety during play Teeth-friendly softness for a satisfying chew experience Buoyant for delightful fetch sessions in water Highly elastic for unpredictable bounces Simple cleaning as its dishwasher-safe Vibrant colors include Aqua Blue, Tangerine Orange, and Granny Smith Green Ethically made in the USA, supporting local manufacturing Specifications Design: Ergonomic bone shape Comprehensive play potential – ideal for fetch, tug-of-war, water sports, and satisfying chewing sessions Pet Suitability & Product Care Specially designed for dogs who are aggressive chewers Fun to use for both your indoor lounging and outdoor adventures Always watch your pet while they play for safety Easily maintain by placing on the top rack of the dishwasher Discover More The journey to discovering the perfect playtime partner for your dog starts here. Dive into the vets guide to The Best Dog Toys for tailored advice. While the West Paw Hurley Fetch Tough Dog Toy is crafted for durability, staying present during playtime is always recommended to ensure your pets safety. About the Brand Deeply rooted in a commitment to sustainability and delighting pets, West Paw stands out as a beacon of responsible pet product manufacturing. Discover the joy of durable, eco-friendly play with toys that promise endless fun while staying gentle on the planet. Beside the high-quality design, West Paw backs their products with a Love It Guarantee?, a testament to their confidence in product durability and an assurance of a worthwhile investment for Pet Parents. Embark on a brand journey with West Paw and explore a world where playtime is both fun and conscious.
