Floating Dog Ball – Hollow EVA Foam Fetch & Chew Toy for Puppies, Small & Medium Dogs

A Floating Dog Ball for Fetch at the Pool, Lake and Yard

Some dogs will chase a ball until the sun goes down, and water only makes it better. This floating dog ball is made from hollow EVA foam, so it stays on the surface instead of sinking. It can help ease boredom for dogs who need a job to do, and it works just as well on a lawn as on a lake. Throw it, chase it and bring it back.

Two Sizes to Choose From

The ball comes in two sizes:

• 2.75 inch (7 cm), with a hole of about 0.7 inch
• 3.5 inch (9 cm), with a hole of about 0.8 inch

The listing is for puppies and small to medium dogs. Choose the size that suits your dog’s mouth. The ball should be too large to swallow whole, and not so big that your dog can’t carry it. Measurements are taken by hand, so expect a small difference.

Hollow EVA Foam That Floats

EVA foam is lightweight and a little springy, which helps the ball bob on the surface of the water. The hollow center keeps it light for throwing and makes it easy to spot as it floats. Colors can vary between batches, so the ball you receive may look a bit different from the photo.

Fetch, Water Play and Light Chewing

Use it for fetch on land, retrieving in shallow water or a game of roll and chase in the yard. Many dogs enjoy carrying a ball like this around after play. Light chewing may help scrub away some surface debris, but it doesn’t replace brushing or regular vet dental checks.

Safety and Care

This is a play toy, not for eating. Check the ball often and take it away if your dog bites off pieces or if the foam cracks or tears.

No toy is indestructible, even one that floats. Supervise play, especially with strong chewers, and replace the ball as soon as it looks worn or damaged. Near water, keep an eye on your dog and the conditions.

The ball is waterproof, so you can rinse it with clean water, wipe it dry and let it air dry before storing.

Where It Fits in Your Dog’s Day

Keep one by the back door for yard games and another in the car for trips to the lake. Looking for more? Browse our chew toys for dogs or visit the Coozy Paw homepage.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Does this dog ball really float?

It’s made from hollow EVA foam and is listed as waterproof, so it’s designed to stay on the water’s surface. Stay close and supervise play near water.

2. Is it edible?

No. It’s a play toy, not for eating. If your dog swallows pieces, contact your vet.

3. How do I clean it?

Rinse it with clean water, wipe it dry and let it air dry.

4. Can heavy chewers use it?

Foam can wear down with strong chewing. No toy is indestructible, so supervise play and replace the ball when it shows wear.

5. Is it okay for puppies?

It’s listed for puppies and small to medium dogs. Choose the size that fits and supervise play.

6. Which size should I choose?

The 2.75 inch ball suits smaller mouths, and the 3.5 inch ball suits larger ones. Pick a size your dog can carry but can’t swallow whole.

7. What are the holes for?

The ball is hollow and has a hole in it (about 0.7 inch on the small size and 0.8 inch on the large size). Watch your dog to make sure they don’t get a tongue or jaw stuck in it.

8. Can I use it for fetch in the pool or lake?

Yes, it’s meant for water fetch. Keep your dog’s safety in mind and don’t let them swim unsupervised.

9. Will it help with boredom?

It can help ease boredom by giving your dog a fun, active job like fetch. It works best alongside daily walks and playtime.

10. Will the color match the photo?

Colors can vary between batches. Your ball may look slightly different from the picture.

Attention: There may be color differences between different production batches, which is normal