Chuckit! Ultra Rubber Ball Tough Dog Toy

I don’t know what it is about THIS ball but our dog loves it. He is a lab mix and can demolish a toy with in minutes of getting it but not this ball. He carries it around the house daily and that is why we ordered more of them because if he loves it we want to always have it. Great quality and good materials. LOVE this ball.

These are the only balls that hold up to our pitbull mix and her love of all things bouncy. She loves to carry them around as her security blanket when we’re out in public. She’s still on her first ball and it’s in great condition still. Our neighbor’s pitbull mix also uses these and they came highly recommended by them after the half a dozen tennis balls our foster destroyed within a matter of days.

I purchased these balls not knowing much about them. RUBBER; TOUGH is just the beginning... I tossed it a few times and GL would always return with the ball with her tail high!!! Until she decided not to. She got the ball and just decided to chew and chew and chew and chew... she came back to me without the ball. She passed me and continued to get a nice, cool, drink. I expected to find the ball in pieces, but it was a big surprise to find it just the same as when I threw it to her!!! NO CHEW HOLES! I still have two whole balls to toss to her! Thank You CHEWY!!!

We have 4 dogs, Golden Retrievers and German Shepherds. They literally chew up, and sometimes swallow their toys. We’ve tried all the Kong brands and toys that are for chewers and nothing would last longer than a day. These Chuckit balls have lasted for months!! The dogs have not ruined any of these balls! I order a few more every few months just because they will lose them under the porch or in the woods. I highly recommend this brand for any dog that loves balls, especially for Chewers!!

These are the only balls I'll buy. My dogs like to eat the fuz off of the regular tennis balls that's a no no. My german shepherd plays with these for hours. They are very bouncy on hard wood floors and 100lb rotty closes his jaws on these all day and they never break. They are expensive but well worth it. My #1 go to for sure!

my dog is a picky puppy when it comes to toys.. he does not like ropes, stuffies, fake bones, real bones (except beef knee caps), but he sure does love tennis balls! i got concerned with him tearing tennis balls into little rubbed pieces so i tried alternatives… the spiked hard plastic balls, a kong toy, a hard tire toy, and at last i took a shot with these and he not only loves them (probably more than he loves me) but he can’t go through them in an hour! i hans ordered twice now and it will take him on average a month or so to just get one to start to split in half! once it splits i throw it away and give him a new one!

I had been using tennis balls for the chuck it I used with my blue heeler. She demolished one ball a day, every day! I “found” these balls on a recommendation from Chewy and ordered two sets. We have been using the first ball I took out for over a week now. It still bounces, it isn’t compromised in any way from her vigorous and forceful chewing. I highly recommend this product.

I am a frequent buyer of these balls (as well as the related ball throwers.) Since they are rubber, they do not cause tooth wear like tennis balls. The size is large enough that they are not a choking hazard for my retrievers. And, we live on a lake and they float! These are the perfect balls for dogs who like to retrieve on land and water.

My dogs would chew up tennis balls in 15mins at about $1 per ball. With this promo, at $3 per ball the doggos have been having fun with these for 2+ weeks. Also works perfectly with the NerfDog ball launcher. I highly recommend! I just bought 6 more.

Tried the felt covered Chuckit! balls thinking they would be more durable than a tennis ball. Not! 55# black lab busted it in three throws. These rubber balls have lasted multiple play sessions. 50# yellow lab wants nothing to do with rubber ball, If given a choice black lab would prefer the tennis ball also, but if the rubber ball is her only choice she will play with it until she drops.