Description
This toy doesn't need any encouragement. The name speaks for itself: Let's play! We are confident that the Kiwi Walker Let's Play and Glow UV Ring will satisfy any dog lover who enjoys wild fun. The material of this glow-in-the-dark ring is thermoplastic rubber (TPR), which is tough and durable enough that even a larger toy chewer will find it hard to destroy. At the same time, it is very pleasant to the touch. Even when slobbered on, it won't slip from the owner's hand or the pet's mouth. Numerous indentations and its design ensure that during play, the ring gently massages the teeth and gums, helping to maintain their condition. You can choose from two sizes: mini and maxi.
Many possibilities, lots of tail wagging: You can take the Kiwi Walker UV Ring to the park and use it as a fetch toy; when thrown, it glides beautifully through the air and lands far away. The toy glows in the dark, making it a great companion for evening walks. It will also be useful during play on cloudy autumn days. When struck against the ground or an obstacle, it bounces irregularly, mimicking the behavior of prey in nature. If your dog has a well-developed hunting instinct, they will surely enjoy this activity. Its design also works well as a tug toy: grab the toy in your hand and let your dog catch the ring with their mouth, and start tugging. It's a great way to have fun together and build rapport. Take the ring to the beach (a garden pool works too), and you'll quickly discover how much fun a floating toy can provide!
Advantages of the Kiwi Walker Let's Play and Glow UV Ring for dogs:
- Made of durable, dense thermoplastic rubber (TPR)
- Can be used as a fetch toy
- Floats on water and does not sink
- Pleasant to the touch with numerous indentations for easy gripping
- Glows in the dark
- Easy to clean
Sizes:
- Mini: diameter 13.5 cm, thickness 2 cm, weight 80 g, ideal for smaller dogs
- Maxi: diameter 18 cm, thickness 2.5 cm, weight 220 g, ideal for medium and large dogs
Tip: Expose the Kiwi Walker UV Ball to strong light for about 5 minutes, for example, by placing it on a desk under a lamp. The longer you expose it to light, the longer it will glow in the dark. Remember to remove any potentially dangerous objects from the play area during nighttime play that your dog could bump into.
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