Toys & Fetch

Throw it. Chase it. Bring it back. Repeat until sunset.

Toys & Fetch products

Fetch is the whole job description for a lot of dogs, so we take the gear seriously: balls that bounce true and survive the retrieve, floaters you can actually spot in the water, a launcher that saves your shoulder, and a snuffle mat for the days it's too hot or too rainy to play outside. Six toys, each one picked to do a specific job well, no bin of fifty look-alikes to dig through.

One honest note before you shop: fetch toys are for fetching, not for unsupervised gnawing. If your dog treats every toy like a demolition project, head to our chew toys, they're built and sized for exactly that. Not sure which camp your dog is in? The Pup Profile takes 60 seconds and sorts it out.

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Toys & Fetch questions

What's the difference between a fetch toy and a chew toy?

A fetch toy is built for throwing, chasing, and carrying; a chew toy is built to be gnawed on for long stretches. Fetch toys live in this category and should be put away between play sessions. If your dog settles in to chew rather than retrieve, pick from our chew toys instead, they're labeled by chewer intensity and sized by dog weight.

Are these toys okay for power chewers?

For fetch and supervised play, yes, our fetch balls are solid rubber with no squeaker to dig out. But no fetch toy here is meant for unsupervised chewing by a power chewer. Rope toys especially are supervised-play only. For a determined chewer, the right pick is a power-rated chew toy sized to your dog's weight.

Which toys float?

The Splash Buoy and everything in the Fetch Flotilla Bundle (buoy, floating disc, and rope ring) are built to float high and stay visible in pools, lakes, and salt water. Standard rubber fetch balls are not reliable floaters, if water fetch is your thing, start with the buoy.

What size fetch ball does my dog need?

Size by your dog's weight, and when in doubt go bigger. A ball your dog can fit entirely in their mouth is too small, that's the real safety issue with fetch. Our Tough-Core balls come in M (roughly 15–40 lb dogs) and L (40 lb and up); each product page repeats its own sizing chart.

How do I clean these?

The Tough-Core balls are top-rack dishwasher-safe. The snuffle mat goes in the washing machine on a gentle cycle and air dries. Rope and foam toys are hand-wash and air-dry. Care details live in the specs on every product page.