Ball toy Trixie TRIXIE 3247 for dogs and cats, green, Ø 6 cm

Trixie TRIXIE 3247 is a green ball toy for dogs and cats with a 6 cm diameter, designed to support play, light fetching and interactive exercise. The product combines a rigid plastic launcher with a foam rubber ball to allow long throws with minimal effort, while keeping hands clean during play. Its compact size and lightweight construction make it suitable for indoor and outdoor use with small to medium pets.

Advantages

The ball toy pairs a durable plastic throwing aid with a soft foam rubber ball, enabling extended throws without heavy exertion. The foam surface is gentle on teeth and gums and reduces noise on hard floors, while the launcher prevents direct contact with saliva and dirt. The 6 cm diameter is tailored for small to medium mouths, encouraging retrieval and chewing behaviour. Materials and design support easy handling and straightforward maintenance.

Suitable for

• Interactive fetch sessions with small and medium dogs
• Play and light chasing activities for cats
• Indoor play where low-noise toys are preferred
• Outdoor games that require long throws with minimal effort

Key specifications

• Colour: green
• Ball diameter: 6 cm
• Materials: plastic launcher, foam rubber ball
• Designed for: dogs and cats (small to medium size)
• Suitable for: indoor and outdoor use

How to use

Place the foam ball into the plastic launcher and use the handle to propel the ball forward. Aim away from people, fragile objects and traffic when throwing outdoors. After the pet retrieves the ball, use the launcher to pick up the ball without touching it directly, then repeat the throw. Inspect the ball regularly for wear and replace if torn or excessively damaged to avoid ingestion of small pieces.

Usage recommendations

Supervise playtime, especially with young or aggressive chewers. Clean the foam ball and launcher periodically with a damp cloth and mild detergent; allow to dry completely before reuse. Choose appropriate play surfaces and avoid prolonged unsupervised chewing to reduce the risk of damage or ingestion.