Unfortunately, your pup’s favorite toy could be hazardous to their health. Here’s why you should replace those tennis balls with something safer—and how to choose your dog’s toys more wisely.

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It's always fun to play with your dog, and toys can make this much more engaging for owner and pooch alike - but a vet claims ...

Vet Alex Crow is warning dog owners about the dangers of certain toys can bring to their pets after seeing animals end up in emergency care units with plastic and threads in their guts ...

Vet Alex Crow says there's seven toys he wouldn't dream of allowing his dog to play with because there's too many unnecessary risks - but not everyone is pleased to hear his list ...

Consider a rubber ball instead of a tennis ball as well. Because tennis balls have an abrasive outer coating, “some dogs will have wear on their teeth from regular tennis balls,” she explains.

Some balls are also allotted to be purchased as “no trash” dog balls that can be recycled back at no cost. Whether an individual, tennis facility, volunteer or sponsor, there are multiple ways ...