Superwild Tennis Ball for Dogs

You know the routine. The ball leaves your hand, the dog leaves the ground, and about eleven seconds later there is a damp tennis ball sitting on your shoe and a face looking up at you saying again. Then again. Then again. There is no negotiating with this, there is only throwing.

Which is rather the point. A tennis ball is the most dependable joy in your dog's entire day. No batteries, no learning curve, no wondering whether they will actually like it. The Superwild one just looks a little better doing it, in deep teal felt with clean white seams and a quiet wordmark on the side. It will end up in a hedge one day. That is fine. You will simply throw the next one.

The details

• Classic tennis ball construction, fuzzy felt outer with white seam lines
• Deep teal, with the Superwild wordmark printed in white on the side
• Sold as a single ball
• Made for fetch, chase, recall practice and general park chaos
• From Superwild, a UK dog brand
• Superwild does not publish a diameter, weight or material breakdown for this ball, so we do not state one. See the FAQs below.

About Superwild

Superwild is a UK dog brand, registered in England as Superwild Ltd. It is best known for Super Everyday, an all in one daily supplement powder made in the UK with no fillers, no grain and no artificial ingredients. Superwild says the formula was developed over more than a year, with input from independent specialists in canine nutrition. This tennis ball is a branded everyday extra alongside that range.

FAQs

What size is it, and what is it made from?
Honestly, we do not know yet, and we would rather say that than invent a number. Superwild has not published a diameter, a weight or a material breakdown for this ball. What we can tell you is what we can see: a felt covered ball built the classic tennis ball way. If you need exact measurements before you buy, email us and we will ask Superwild directly and come back to you.

Is it safe for my dog?
Supervise play, as you would with any dog toy. Two sensible rules apply to tennis balls generally. First, choose a ball your dog cannot fit fully inside its mouth, which matters most for large and powerful dogs. Second, treat a ball as something to chase and carry rather than something to sit and grind on for an hour. If it starts to split or shed, retire it.

Is this a chew toy?
No. It is a fetch and chase toy. A dedicated chewer should have a toy designed and tested for chewing instead.

Does it float, or does it squeak?
Superwild has not stated either way, so we are not going to claim it does. Please assume no squeak, and do not count on it floating, until we can confirm it.

Will it fit a ball launcher?
Very likely, but we cannot promise it without a published diameter. If your launcher is fussy about sizing, message us before ordering and we will check for you.

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