Ransome Tennis Balls (Pack of 12), Green

We get these tennis balls quite regularly for our dogs, our Staffie won't go for a walk without at least 2!These balls last much longer than the pet shops ones, managing to stand up to Staffie chews much longer, they still do get burst eventually though, but we tend to lose them quicker lolIt's our dogs best moments when they get delivered as they "help" to open the bag to get the balls outThese tennis balls are good value, and apart from any lost balls, they last much longer than tennis balls you can buy in the shops for dogs. Our dogs love them and we can recommend them

These balls certainly are good. My dog usual destroys one everytime we go out. They are bouncy so great fun. In her toy box and she continually plays with it. Best buy ever!

I buy these balls for my dog. She’s a labrador/collie cross who loves chasing and chewing tennis balls.I’ve had other brands which split when chewed but these ones seem very durable. Also, the fuzzy surface of these balls isn’t so easily pulled off as it is with other brands, so I don’t need to worry about my dog choking on tennis ball fluff.The only reason I bought a pack of 12 is to have some in various locations (garden, car, house, etc) and because we loose them from time to time. The price for a dozen makes it great value for money.

These last and last far longer than any other tennis balls. However, I have just been to the vet for my dog's kennel cough vaccine. I asked her to check his teeth as I thought he had chipped a canine. She said ALL his canines are worn down and asked if he chewed TENNIS BALLS? I told her he only has them thrown for him when out on walks, but she said this had caused the wear. She told me the outer fuzz acts like sandpaper. My dog is only 2 and has only had tennis balls since he was 12 months old. I am switching to rubber balls.

Very glad that we bought these to try based on reviews. Our German Sheprador (Lab Alsation cross) loves chasing balls and whilst carrying them tends to "juggle" them in her mouth. The end result is that the covering comes off after a short while. Have had no problems with these in that respect and they retain their bounce, which I think is important as I try to throw so that she can catch the ball in the air, rather than scrabble on the floor which appears to put pressure on front legs. We don't let the dog have the balls when not on walks as she pulls off the fluff, so can't say how resilient the balls are to that. Still on the first ball after 2 months of twice per day use. The logo is a bonus when balls get mixed up like they always do when meeting other dogs.

Dog tennis balls are shockingly bad quality so bought these as a cheap “proper” tennis ball alternative. Dog loves them and they’ve retained their pressure and bounce after much punishment from him.

Good price bought for ball obsessed jack Russell and far cheaper that pet shop balls.

Have bought these for our dog for many years. They used to be fairly indestructible, but recently the quality has deteriorated and our dog can now destroy them pretty quickly. Makes sense though as the price has remained the same over the last 8 years, so I guess this has been achieved by a reduction in quality.