Planet Dog Orbee Tuff Ball Small - Orange/Glow-In-The-Dark

Planet Dog
Planet Dog Orbee Tuff Ball Small - Orange/Glow-In-The-Dark
Planet Dog Orbee Tuff Ball Small - Orange/Glow-In-The-Dark
Planet Dog Orbee Tuff Ball Small - Orange/Glow-In-The-Dark
Planet Dog Orbee Tuff Ball Small - Orange/Glow-In-The-Dark
Planet Dog Orbee Tuff Ball Small - Orange/Glow-In-The-Dark

Planet Dog Orbee Tuff Small Ball - Orange/Glow-In-The-Dark

Planet Dog's 'Orbee Tuff' toys are the new player in the tough dog market in Australia. Well known and established in the USA, we are very excited to offer you a range of these fantastic dog toys here in Australia. These toys are really, REALLY durable. If the prices seem high, consider that one of these toys will last you many times as long as other toys. And I do believe we are offering some of the best prices available in Australia for these excellent toys. Planet Dog rates the different toys with a 'chompers' scale to indicate their level of toughness, with 5 chompers being the toughest. If you are one of the many dog owners who is sick of going through toy after toy, then we urge you to give Orbee Tuff a try. You won't regret it!

  • 5 'chomper' toughness
  • Non-toxic and recyclable
  • Rinses clean and is mint scented
  • Floats and bounces
  • No Squeaker!
  • Colour: Orange/Glow-In-The-Dark
  • Other colours available separately: Blue/Green, Pink/Blue.
  • Made from high quality, non-toxic materials
  • This Small size toy is ideally suited to small sized dogs.
  • Size 5cm diameter (smaller than tennis ball size)

Your dog will love it!

PLEASE NOTE: No dog toy is indestructible - but these toys are as close as we have seen (on roughly equal par with Kong Extreme models). The key things to understand are firstly to buy the right toy, at the right size, for your dog, but also, the science of a dog's jaw is important - how they destroy things. Most hard-core destruction can happen at the back of a dog's jaw. Orbee-Tuff toys are designed with that in mind, and the highest rated toys are the round ones, because they are hardest for a dog to get to the back of their jaws.