Tennis Balls, 12/18/24/36 Pack Tennis Balls Standard Size Tennis Training Balls for Adults Kids Lessons Practice or Playing with Pet

works great for walkers

Bought these blue tennis balls for my puppy's "I'm getting neutered" bar crawl. Handed out to other dog owners and they loved it! Many happy dogs around Tampa!Perfect shade of blueThanks for the fun!

I got a 20 count of blue tennis balls for my dog and she absolutely loved them when I dumped them all out for her. I like that she hasn’t tried tearing the fuzz off of them and will actually play fetch.

Decent quality tennis balls for the dog. Works with Chuck-It thrower. Dog is tough on balls so these are an economical choice.

Not recommended for dogs. The attached image shows the tennis ball after about 10 minutes of playing fetch with our Border Collie. Our dog chews the ball after he catches it and is returning it to the person that threw it. The photo shows how the two half of the ball have separated after 10 minutes of play time. This is the second ball that failed out of the two that we tried so it's likely that the 10 in the 12 pack will fail too. After another 10 minutes of play the ball breaks into two pieces and becomes a choking hazard for the dog so we throw it out. So if each ball lasts 10-20 minutes, the 12 pack will last for 2-4 hours of play time. Higher quality tennis balls bond or glue the two halves of the ball together. You can see the bond line around the ball equator. This is not one of those. The two halves are not bonded together, or if they are, it's a very weak bond. We have other tennis balls that have held up to hours of play time. Unless your dog looses balls quickly, it would be a better value to buy higher quality balls. We do not recommend these balls for dogs, and would likely fail quickly in tennis as well. Two thumbs and paws down.

The dogs love these....

Was looking for smaller balls for my small dog. It said 2.5 inches, usually that’s the diameter measurement or so I thought. In this case it was radius. Not what I expected, he will still play with them but they have been designated outside toys.

The tennis balls work for their intended purpose and more.I have a kitten who LOVES to chew on handles (faucets, rollout window handles….). A small cut through the material and I can insert these over the handles to prevent further damage. The white color allows it to blend in with the surroundings much better as well.