🏆 As Seen on America's Got Talent! 🏆
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Dogs love this fetch stick!
It bounces! It floats! And it’s easy to throw!
The Best Fetch Stick is a safe, fun, and non-toxic alternative to wooden sticks that you find on the ground.
While there are many fetch toys out there, dogs love retrieving the Best Fetch Stick each time you throw it. The stick’s unique shape ensures an unpredictable bounce each throw that’ll keep your pup chasing it again and again.
NOTE: The Best Fetch Stick is not meant to be an unsupervised chew toy,
but it does stand up to a bit of "post-retrieval" chewing.
Other awesome features that make this stick the best fetch toy:
- Comes in the perfect size for your dog: Choose from multiple sizes!
- Available in a variety of colors: Choose from bright colors or ones found in nature
- Easy to throw: Lightweight and well-balanced so you don’t throw your shoulder out tossing it around
- Fun to catch: It’s got an erratic bounce that keeps dogs engaged
- It floats! Summer just got more fun!
- Washable: Easy to keep clean
- Free of toxic compounds: The Best Fetch Stick is made from resin (a thermoplastic rubber material), is certified non-toxic, and is completely recyclable! You won’t find toxic compounds like PVC, BPA, Phthalates, Lead, Cadmium, Chromium, Melamine, Arsenic, or Bromine in this fetch toy!
- Soft on teeth: Catching and chewing on it won't chip or break your dog’s teeth
- No splinters: The Best Fetch Stick won’t splinter off sharp pieces and cause harm like a real stick
- No sharp edges: Won’t cause severe injuries such as impalement like wooden sticks
Indy loves it so much, he plays with two at the same time!
My Frenchie, Marshall Jolie-Pitt, loves to play fetch, but he's never gone after sticks so I didn't know if he'd be interested. From the second I opened the packaging, he was pretty much obsessed.
The small size was easy for me to throw, and perfect for him to retrieve. When he was finished playing, he didn't let go of his new toy, instead he layed on the dry grass and started chewing.
Like almost all dogs in the bully breed family, my little man is a heavy chewer and tests the durability of everything, and this was no different. The way he was gnawing and pulling, I was shocked that nothing came off the stick right away. Eventually, he was able to work off a very tiny piece, and I knew that if I let him continue, there could have eventually been tiny pieces everywhere. So, this won't be a chew toy for him, but he gets excited every time I pick it up and immediately runs to the door. It's his new favorite toy, and I've actually really enjoyed throwing it to him— especially since it's so easy to clean.
(Marshall is shown with the small green fetch toy)
My dog, Leander, is a really weird dude. He typically only likes two things: his stuffed animals, and sleeping under the covers until noon.
He's not much of a chewer and never really gets into fetch. It took a little coaxing, but after a few minutes, I had him running in the yard like a madman. He's reeeeally into his new toy.
(Leander is shown with the small brown fetch toy)
Jackson loves to play, and he loves to chew. When I first threw his new toy, we had a group of people over at the house and he ran all around the yard and all through the house like he was showing off. He didn't even want to share it with us to throw it to him at first.
When we finally did get it in our hands, he kept bringing it back to a different person every time. I guess he wanted to test everyone's throw. He loved it. He did end up taking a break and wanted to chew on it. Knowing that he's a power chewer, I put it away out of reach. We'll stick to playing fetch and won't let him have it to feast on.
(Jackson is shown with the large brown fetch toy)
Loki's a lover. He's gentle with his toys and he's an avid fetcher, and very particular about what he'll "bring back." In a sea of thrown fetch toys at a busy dog park, he'll only chase after and bring back what's his. Good boy!!
This quality makes him especially good at retrieving in the water. He zones in on the target and away he goes, retrieving it every time. He'd come out of the water and drop the "stick," asking for another round, and another, and another.
He's not a stick chewer so this stick only gets "air time" as a fetch toy.
(Loki is shown with the large green fetch toy)