JW Hol-ee Water Bottle Dog Toy

$13.99

SKU: 32363

Made from durable, non-toxic rubber
Gentle on a dog's mouth
Comes with its plastic water bottle
Sized to fit most water bottles
Great as a chew-and-fetch toy
Replace with a new, empty water bottle as needed

Color/Style

GREEN

Size

MEDIUM

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A glass bottle wrapped in a honeycomb-patterned silicone sleeve offers grip and protection, featuring nature-inspired green and a matching cap. Made with non-toxic rubber, its as safe as your favorite JW Hol-ee Water Bottle Dog Toy when upright and empty.

JW Hol-ee Water Bottle Dog Toy

Description

Ready for a new spin on the classic JW® Hol-ee® Design? Our Hol-ee Water Bottle Dog Toy is made with the same non-toxic, super-stretchy non-toxic rubber and features the same design as the original Hol-ee Roller® but is now stuffed with a replaceable plastic water bottle. As the plastic bottle gets crushed by your dog's chewing, simply replace it with a new empty plastic water bottle to keep playtime going! All out of water bottles? Its open design allows you to stuff the outer shell with treats toys or ropes. The long bottle shape is also great for fetch and tug-of-war games. Recycle and play anytime, anywhere with the JW Hol-ee Water Bottle Dog Toy.

Details

GREEN / MEDIUM

Dimensions: 8.2300X3.1100X3.1100
Product Weight: 0.47 lb

Additional Information

With all the different sizes and chewing styles available, choosing the right size toy can be difficult. Use this general infographic to find the right size chew toy for your dog! Generally, there are three basic chewing styles when it comes to dogs and their toys. Soft Chewers: These dogs are easy on toys and prefer plush to fabric toys. They rarely destroy their toys. Moderate Chewers: These dogs love to play with all kinds of toys. They can be destructive with plush toys but generally not with rubber toys. Strong Chewers: These dogs are usually strong, determined chewers who tend to be destructive with their toys. Choose a durable, interactive toy along with hard rubber toys. Regardless of chewing temperament always supervise play until you are sure the dog will not destroy the toy. Always replace any toy with rips, tears, or cuts in it.