Tennis balls can become lodged in a dog's throat, which is particularly ... Even if the dog manages to break the ball with its teeth, the rubber chunks and felt could still pose a threat.

Dogs like to chew tennis balls because they give a little but still resist their teeth, and dogs who like to nibble might ...

Dog owners have been issued a stern warning by Aussie vet and media personality Dr Chris Brown against a common practice.

Texas-based veterinarian Dr Hunter Finn. Picture: TikTok Tennis balls can do severe damage to a dog’s teeth. Picture: TikTok Over time, because the felt is “abrasive”, it will “severely ...

Jamie went on to explain: “Tennis balls tend to attract dirt and grit as soon as they get wet. “Within a few weeks a dog will grind down their teeth on this. “For a lot of dogs this can also ...

Dogs have a natural affinity toward tennis balls because their shape ... The material may also be abrasive to your pet’s teeth and stomach (though hopefully they won’t swallow any).

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