This ball works to engage the instincts of your dog. It ensures that your dog doesn’t develop unhealthy behaviors. It helps to grow the cognitive ability of your dog by improving their memory and intellectual skills. It keeps your dog from getting bored or becoming anxious in your absence. There are many options to explore to provide a companion for your dog when you’re not around. I will be discussing a tested and proven option- The Peppy Pet Ball. As for the game of fetch, it seems to tap into something instinctual in dogs. In the past, they were trained hunters, so running after prey and retrieving it once again would have been essential skills. Balls can act as replicas for rabbits or similar animals, helping your dog to get the satisfaction of the chase in a safe way.

The ball is about 3.5 inches in size, so it’s practically impossible for your dog to swallow the ball. It will keep your dog active and engaged as otherwise might result in them eating your sofa and foam. Your dog being bored is not healthy for its growth. The ball also comes in multiple colors. Next, we have rope balls, which can mean a couple of different things. They can be made of cotton fibers twisted together. Or, they can be rubber balls with ropes looped through for games of tug of war. It’s safe for all dogs. The size is just right — much bigger than a tennis ball that could easily get caught in the throat of a larger dog. This toy is made from durable plastic that is waterproof and saliva-proof. Some dog breeds can be violent, but there’s no call for alarm as this pet toy is durable.As soon as I had qualified as a Veterinary Surgeon I enrolled on the veterinary acupuncture foundation course. A year later I did further training in electroacupuncture so that I could use all types of acupuncture to help my canine and feline patients. I have gone on to do further training and am now one of only a handful of Veterinary Surgeons to have gained the GP Certificate in Western Veterinary Acupuncture and Chronic Pain Management. LED LIGHTS & MOVING MODES – The Peppy Pet Ball is fitted with powerful led lights with varied moving modes. It has three colors of built-in RGB LED lights, including red, green, and blue. The ball automatically moves and jumps randomly and can be wireless remote controlled. The led lights move with the ball, engaging your pet both physically and mentally. The Peppy Pet ball will keep your pets busy and healthy. Treat dispensing toys are designed for interactive play with your pooch. They have openings which you can stuff with treats, which they can roll around, lift up, and try and free. These provide both mental and physical stimulation.

Ball toys are a classic toy for interactive play that can provide hours of mental and physical stimulation. While you may think that your options are only limited to games of fetch, there are also the interactive dog toys that contain treats, providing more mental stimulation, while some balls float on water for swimming games. There are even those that have ropes through the middle, giving you a chance to play tug of war. Interactive play helps to build up a bond between pet and owner, as well as helping your dog to socialize and learn what is appropriate and inappropriate behavior. Take a look at our articles on the best dog toys, best chew toys for puppies and best dog treats. The Peppy Pet Ball is a smart toy ball that keeps your pet active in your absence. It helps your dog to improve its memory and intellectual ability. It’s a self-propelled ball that works for both dogs and cats. It is electronic and automated and will work well even in your absence.

This ball keeps your pet busy. Pets, when bored, resort to destroying expensive household appliances. This product helps curb destructive behaviors as it engages your pet for most of the day. Long-Lasting Battery –The battery lasts long and can last up to 8 hours with just an hour of charging. The Peppy Pet ball gives you dog hours of unlimited fun, even in your absence. Welcome to Active Pet, one of only a handful of veterinary clinics in the UK focusing solely on animal physiotherapy, pain management and hydrotherapy for dogs, cats, rabbits and other small animals. I set up the clinic in 2013 to provide veterinary rehabilitation, acupuncture and hydrotherapy to pets in and around the Chiltern villages of Amersham, Beaconsfield, the Chalfonts, Gerrards Cross and High Wycombe. However the clinic has grown from strength to strength and now sees clients from as far away as London, Cambridge, Watford and Reading.