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TPR & Nylon Dog Chew Ring Toy, 4 in
TPR & Nylon Dog Chew Ring Toy, 4 in
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Add a textured ring to your dog’s toy rotation with this TPR and nylon dog chew toy. Its 4-inch ring shape is easy to grip, carry, and toss, while the textured surface adds variety to chewing and interactive play.
A Ring Made for Play
- TPR and nylon construction: Made from thermoplastic rubber and nylon.
- Textured surface: Adds varied texture for chewing and exploration.
- Ring shape: Easy for dogs to grip, carry, and toss during play.
- Multiple play styles: Suitable for chewing, carrying, tossing, and interactive play.
- 4-inch diameter: A clearly defined ring size for choosing a toy.
Size
- 4 in diameter
Product Specifications
| Product Type | Dog chew ring toy |
| Materials | Thermoplastic rubber (TPR) and nylon |
| Shape | Ring |
| Surface | Textured |
| Product Weight | 0.5 lb |
| Play Style | Chewing, carrying, tossing, and interactive play |
What’s Included
- 1 × TPR and nylon dog chew ring toy
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the chew ring made from?
It is made from thermoplastic rubber, also known as TPR, and nylon. These materials form the ring’s chew-toy construction.
What are the ring’s dimensions?
The ring measures 4 inches in diameter and has a listed product weight of 0.5 lb. The 4-inch size is shown in the dedicated Size section above.
What does the surface feel like?
The chew ring has a textured surface that adds varied texture during chewing and exploration. It gives the ring more surface detail than a smooth ring toy.
What types of play is it suited for?
It is suited for chewing, carrying, tossing, and interactive play. The ring shape supports several simple ways to engage with the toy.
Is the toy easy for dogs to carry?
The ring shape is designed to be easy for dogs to grip, carry, and toss during play. Its circular format gives dogs an open area to hold.
What shape is the toy?
It has a ring shape with a 4-inch diameter. The open center and textured surface distinguish it from a solid chew toy.
Always supervise your dog during play. Remove and replace toy if damaged to prevent ingestion of parts.
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