Ruff Dawg Flying Fish – Durable, Floating Fetch Toy for Small to Medium Dogs – Ideal for Outdoor Play, Teething Relief & Exercise – Neon Colors
R 896
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Ruff Dawg Flying Fish – Durable, Floating Fetch Toy for Small to Medium Dogs – Ideal for Outdoor Play, Teething Relief & Exercise – Neon Colors
Durable for Aggressive Chewers: Made from safe rubber, the Flying Fish toy is designed to withstand tough chewers, offering long-lasting fun during fetch.
Perfect for Outdoor Play & Exercise: The floating Flying Fish is ideal for fetching in water, making it a great option for pool, lake, or beach games that promote healthy physical activity.
Safe for Teeth & Gums: The Flying Fish’s soft yet durable rubber is gentle on your dog’s teeth and gums, making it perfect for chewing, teething relief, and long play sessions.
Interactive & Engaging Design: With a fun fish shape and a hole for easy stringing, this toy encourages chase and tug play, keeping your dog active, engaged, and mentally stimulated.
High-Visibility Neon Colors: Available in bright neon colors, this toy is easy to spot in grass or water, ensuring it’s never lost during outdoor adventures or water play.
Dive in with durable rubber retrieving toys that float - the Ruff Dawg Fish toy lets dogs go fishing! The Fish floats in the pool, lake or ocean and makes the ideal retrieving toy for active swimmers. A great catch - in or out of water, the Fish is made of durable solid rubber, and comes in assorted bright neon colors for high visibility. Can be strung on a rope for distance throwing or to use as a tug toy. Perfect for those cute canine selfies! All Ruff Dawg toys are 100% Made safe in the USA of recyclable, FDA-approved materials, free of phthalates, latex and BPAs. Ruff Dawg is a family owned company that has been keeping dogs fit and active with premium quality Made-in-the USA toys since 1998.