Franklin Pet Supply Co RSF Squeak Tennis Balls - Dog Toy Squeaks When Squeezed - 12 Pack -

Perfect size for my dog. Has a good bounce to it so it is worth the money. Read more

They are solid long lasting great balls that squeak. Read more

We have three dogs and they all love these balls, whether they’re chasing them or chewing on them!!! Are they indestructible?…No…but almost, they do hold up very well to our formidable chewers!!! And in between their chewing episodes, they get plenty of ball chasing and fetch play, that make these balls totally worth it! And considering the price of three balls and how long they do last (months) in comparison to other “indestructible” chew toys that don’t last a day, these are a great value!!! We will be buying these balls every few months to keep our dogs entertained! Read more

This is one of my dog’s favorite toys. Each ball lasts her about 3 weeks. They end up separating in half on the inside, losing their squeak. It’s still somewhat useable but she likes the SQUEAK! I don’t mind replacing them regularly. They are that good! Read more

Arrived split ( one) and others don't bounce or squeak. They are duds. Later: As soon as I started playing with 2nd ball, it also split. Won't bounce. These balls were a complete waste of money. I try to give positive reviews, but this company needs to figure out what's wrong. A quality control issue. A ball typically lasts my dog 6 to 12 months. These lasted 10 minutes. Read more

They're okay as just basic tennis balls. But they are REALLY hard - like I can't even squeeze them with my hand. I had to step on one to make it squeak. My pit bull was able to make them squeak, but only for a few minutes because they brake quickly. I'm giving them 3 stars because they aren't terrible. But they aren't great either. Read more

I have one cat that likes to play with balls and also likes it more because he can enjoys ripping the fuzz off them. So if you have a cat that loves to tare things up, give them this and it might help keep them from taring up your carpet or furniture. They are worth the cost of having a few of them around. Once your cat realized how much fun it is to tare them up it truly helps from them taring up things you don't want them to damage. If your cat likes these big tennis balls then this is an inexpensive attack toy for them. They last a long time. I just pull off the big fuzz when needed. The ball lasts a long time till my cat has most of the fuzz pulled off. When they don't have much fuzz left that is when I throw them away. However if you have a dog that likes to play catch and fetch you could use the tennis balls for that or give the fuzz-less balls to someone that has a dog that likes to play with them. I don't have a big dog so I throw them away when the fuzz is about gone. However do remember to cut off the fuzz the cat has pulled so he doesn't accidentally swallow the fuzz. Just keep trimming off the big fuzz every now and then. Cats don't like to eat the fuzz, but if they accidentally get too much fuzz in their mouths if they can't get it out they will swallow it which can't be good for their digestive system. Read more

My daughters small puppies play with them all the time Read more