Natural Rubber Fetch Balls with Safety Air Vents, 2.5- to 4-Inch Sets and Throw-Stick Kit – Chew King
Natural rubber fetch balls bring lively bounce and repeatable outdoor fun to dogs that love chasing, carrying and retrieving. Chew King shapes each ball to retain its form and adds a safety air vent that helps keep a dog’s tongue from becoming trapped. The 2.5-inch balls fit the brand’s medium ball launcher, making them a practical choice for longer throws without repeated bending or handling a wet ball.
Choose an 8-pack of 2.5-inch balls, a 3-pack of 3-inch balls, a 2-pack of 4-inch balls or a throw-stick kit with two balls. Multi-color packs make it easier to keep extras ready, although colors may vary, and the included mesh bag helps organize the featured 8-pack between outings. These toys are intended for average chewers rather than determined heavy chewers. Always select a ball larger than the dog can swallow, supervise every session and replace any ball that cracks, tears or loses its shape.
Specifications
- Brand: Chew King
- Product: Natural rubber fetch balls
- Available formats: 2.5-inch 8-pack 3-inch 3-pack 4-inch 2-pack or throw-stick kit
- Featured diameter: 2.5 in
- Featured count: 8 balls
- Featured model: CM-0264-CS01
- Material: Rubber
- Scent: Unscented
- Use: Outdoor fetch and retrieval play
- Water resistance: Water resistant
- Featured accessories: Mesh storage bag
- Compatibility: 2.5-inch balls fit the medium Chew King launcher
- Chewer guidance: Average chewers
- Safety feature: Air vent
- Target animal: Dogs
Frequently Asked Questions
Which option works with the medium Chew King launcher?
The 2.5-inch Chew King fetch balls are listed as compatible with the brand’s medium ball launcher.
Are these balls suitable for heavy chewers?
These fetch balls are recommended for average chewers. Supervise play and choose a heavier-duty option for a dog that rapidly damages rubber toys.
What comes with each selection?
Choose an 8-pack of 2.5-inch balls, a 3-pack of 3-inch balls, a 2-pack of 4-inch balls or a throw stick supplied with two balls.
Can the balls be left with a dog unattended?
No. Watch the dog during play and discard a ball immediately if it becomes cracked, torn or small enough to swallow.