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Nerf Dog Profile Flyer Dog Toy Rubber Frisbee Thermoplastic Rubber Assorted Colours Blue or Green 30.5 cm Pack of 1
£7.80£8.40 (-7%)
- In blue and green (colour cannot be chosen)
- 10″ diameter
- Made from durable rubber
- With tyre tread
- Suitable for throwing and pulling
Additional information
| Pet Type | Dogs |
|---|---|
| Product Dimensions | 25.4 x 25.4 x 25.4 cm, 194 Grams |
| Item model number | VP6830E |
| Breed Recommendation | Mittlere Rassen |
| Colour | multicoloured |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Quantity | 1 |
| Special features | Portable |
| Batteries required | No |
| Item Weight | 194 g |
by StudentGrant
Second one of these we’ve had. First one accidentally rolled into the sea and dog was as unwilling to dive under the icy water to retrieve it as we were.
by Suzanne H
Sturdy, great quality, durable dog frisbee. My 35kg lab loves it.
by katie
This has quickly became the dogs new favourite toy, although the cocker spaniel, if left alone with it, will chew it and bits do come off it so we only play with it when we are outside and the dogs are supervised.
by Luke A.
It is stronger than your average frisbee, but it flies like a potato. It bends and contorts into a strange shape over time also.
by G-Dizzle
I’ll start by saying I really like this. Our Cockapoo is still young so loses track of toys thrown too high. But this is brilliant you can throw it relatively low down (compared to a ball or fake stick toy) and it will fly a long way. I’d say 15-20m from hip height. So it’s fantastic for chasing. It’s very sturdy feeling too. No teeth marks in it yet.
by josie b.
Received this frizbee as dog lost his previous rubber one from Pets at home.
It said dog frizbee.
Plastic so hard,dog caught it and split his tongue and gum,blood everywhere.
Certainly not suitable to be branded as a dog frizbee
by mkuk
This is our second after the first was lost to a big Bush.. Good quality and robust tje dog loves it.
by R C
We are not happy with this frisbee. I am surprised to see it described as “rubber” as it seems more like hard plastic. Be careful not to hit anything (including the dog) with this frisbee as it will hurt. When the dog will inevitably bite it, and probably give a little chew. This hard plastic ends up with very sharp edges and points and cut into the dogs gums. You may as well buy a regular frisbee. We thought this would be like our existing RUBBER frisbee (obvs not this product) that is soft and does not change shape when bitten, sadly not.