Dog toy Trixie Pufferfish TPR 12 cm — chew and play ball

Trixie Pufferfish TPR 12 cm is a resilient dog toy shaped like a pufferfish and made from thermoplastic rubber (TPR). With a diameter of 12 cm, the ball is designed for chewing, retrieving and interactive play. The textured surface improves grip for dogs and provides light dental stimulation while chewing. The moderately durable TPR material balances flexibility and toughness, making this toy suitable for regular play sessions with small to medium-sized dogs.

Advantages

The TPR construction offers elasticity that returns to shape after compression and resists moderate chewing. The textured pufferfish design helps dogs hold and carry the ball, and the 12 cm diameter is large enough to reduce swallowing risk for small and many medium breeds while remaining easy to toss for fetch games. The material is easy to clean and dries quickly, and the toy’s shape promotes varied play: chewing, carrying and chasing.

Suitable for

• Chewing and light gnawing sessions for small to medium dogs
• Fetch and retrieving games in the garden or park
• Interactive play between dog and owner
• Solo play when supervised

Key specifications

• Material: thermoplastic rubber (TPR)
• Shape: pufferfish-inspired ball with textured surface
• Diameter: 12 cm
• Durability level: moderate — suitable for light to average chewers
• Weight: lightweight, easy to throw and carry

How to use

Use the Trixie Pufferfish TPR 12 cm as a chew toy during supervised sessions to monitor wear and ensure safety. For fetch, throw the ball by hand to encourage retrieving and active play. Regularly inspect the toy for signs of damage or excessive wear and remove it if pieces break off. Clean the toy with warm water and mild detergent as needed and allow it to air dry before returning it to the dog.

Usage recommendations

Choose this toy for small to medium dogs that enjoy chewing and retrieving. Supervise play with strong chewers and replace the toy if significant damage appears. Combine with other toys and rotation to maintain interest and support dental activity through textured surfaces.