DLDER balls are designed to be nearly indestructible, made from the highest quality of materials to best ensure your dog’s toy is long lasting. All ingredients used in the making of the balls are non toxic and safe for your pet to chew on. As well as being sturdy, this ball is great for water play with its floating feature and easy to wipe of surface. The way it works is that there are four little tabs on the top and bottom of the ball. When you cut a tab, the treats will fall out just a bit more easily. First, we have spiked balls, which are made from durable rubber. They are soft and the spikes have a massaging effect on your dog’s gums. These are commonly used indoors and they can be great for chewing on when your dog is simply feeling lazy. Small dog breeds from Chihuahuas to Yorkies like to play as much as their large dog counterparts, but their mouths don’t always fit around a classic ball toy. Enter the JW Pet Hol-ee Roller. Made from natural, non-toxic rubber, this unique ball toy is so stretchy, you can play tug with it.

This tug-and-treat ball is high on our list of faves as it’s made from completely natural, certified non-toxic rubber. It’s soft and bendy, perfect for an older dog to catch or a young puppy to play with. Treats can be hidden inside which makes playing with the Hol-ee Roller even more exciting! We recommend using large natural treats such as pigs ears inside this ball to occupy your dog for hours. The Hol-ee Roller is also a treat dispenser of sorts. You can add variety to playtime by stuffing large treats or chews inside. Of course, it is highly important that any toy you buy for your dog needs to be safe for their usage. Look for non-toxic materials that have received approval from organizations such as the FDA. First, start with the bright colors, which reviewers say are easy to spot in the grass or bushes. Move on to the non-toxic and non-abrasive felt covering, which is gentler on a dog’s mouth than a traditional tennis ball. Wrap it up with a sturdy bounce. And go long!This forced Remy to squeeze the ball with his mouth to dislodge food. On the ball where tabs are removed, Remy will instead just roll the ball around with his nose and let the kibble fall out on the ground as the ball rolls across the ground. When Remy is using the ball with the tabs removed, it takes him around 5 minutes or less to empty out the kibble. This is a must-have for all young pups! The soft puppy rubber is designed to soothe aching gums and promote positive chewing behaviour. The KONG Denta-Ridges allow the ball to become a fun treat dispenser when you sneak goodies inside it. For dogs up to 9 months of age. Reviewers with vision-impaired and senior dogs are especially enthusiastic about these toys since their pups can interact with them easily. Have you ever seen those “hide-and-seek” interactive plush toys? Well, you can create your version by stuffing small squeaky toys in the Hol-EE ball. The hexagon cutouts make this ball super easy to stuff. Use plush toys that are big enough to stay inside the holes yet small enough for your dog to yank out with a bit of work.

Owners have noted that the smaller ball doesn’t seem to hold up as well to chewers, so opt for the large size if you have a chompy dog! Available in three sizes and three versions with different sounds, the Babble Ball is noted for being tougher and longer-lasting than rubber or soft plastic interactive balls. Because of its strength, however, it should only roll on the ground. So no throwing, bouncing, or tossing for this dog ball. There are so many great features to this dog ball, meaning it's a firm favourite in Doghouse. It has a hole for treats to keep dogs occupied and it’s made from rice husk rubber instead of plastic meaning it's kinder to the environment as well as having a delicious vanilla scent! It is so tough that every ball comes with a lifetime guarantee.

10. Orka Tennis Ball

It comes in a bright range of colours and is surprisingly tough, designed for heavy chewers to build strength in their jaws. But it's not so tough that it doesn't bounce! In fact, there's not a lot that this ball doesn't do! The Orbee Tuff Raspberry puts a cute twist on the old treat ball game. The ‘ball’ is actually in the shape of a raspberry. The raspberry form is not only cute to the eyes, though. The knobby texture makes it especially fun for dogs to gnaw on. Ease of Kibble Filling. It’s also important to keep in mind your own commitment to the treat ball. If it’s a pain to fill each day, will you keep using it? If you know you get a bit lazy around feeding time, opt for a ball that’s easy to fill and won’t be a pain for you to use. As it says in the name, squeaky balls make a noise when they are pressed or chewed on. The materials can vary from spikes to soft foam. If your dog is attracted to noise, they are a great option.