Pet expert from PDSA answers your questions... Hi Charlotte, unfortunately, innocent fun with a tennis ball can quickly become life-threatening, so it’s best to trade them out for safer, vet-approved ...

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

Playing fetch with a tennis ball is a common park activity for many dog owners - but the Bondi Vet has explained why he ...

This includes Marta Kostyuk adorably bringing her dog onto the court after beating Emma Raducanu ... piece about why it looked like AI and featured such issues as Swiatek's teeth being yellow and Eala ...

If trees really could grow tennis balls, one pup would be the happiest in the world. And judging by his daily routine, he might actually believe they do. A recent viral video has viewers laughing ...

If your pet is wedded to their tennis ball, there are safer options you can switch to, Fox said. She recommended the Chuckit ultra ball in particular for its “excellent bounce” that’s “easy on your ...

A university tennis club has donated a "big bag" of used balls to a dog rehoming centre. Ruby Pummell and Ed Ingles from the University of East Anglia (UEA) in Norwich served-up the treat to the ...

Does your pup love chasing tennis balls or solving puzzles ... especially if you have a super chewer. “Breaking teeth on dog toys is very common,” Ciccolini says. “Do not buy any chew ...

There’s a squeaky fetch ball on Amazon that promises to keep your dog’s teeth shiny and bright because it’s covered with a patterned texture that will scrub off build-up as your pup chews.

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).

"Dogs love tennis balls because of the bright color ... Your pup can sink their teeth into the rough yet yielding texture!" And in general, playing fetch or just running around with a ball ...