EVA- Foam Tug Toys (Ready to Ship)

WAG WEAR GB LTD

£15

Brighten playtime with our vibrant EVA foam tug toys. Lightweight and durable, these colourful balls on handles are perfect for interactive play and bonding moments. The hard foam construction is gentle on teeth and gums, whilst the sturdy handles give you a secure grip for games of tug-of-war. Ideal for dogs of all sizes, these toys combine fun with functionality for endless entertainment. They are super buoyant and float right on top of the water! Please note, due to the amount of stock we hold for the balls and bumpers, we can't list every single combination. Please select which colours you

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as WAG WEAR GB LTD, number 16828333. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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