The dogs destroyed it in less than 5…
The dogs destroyed it in less than 5 minutes. A complete waste of money. Save your money and don't ever buy a Tiny Fetch Toy. They suck big time!!!
July 2, 2026
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Please do NOT purchase TinyFetch as our…
Please do NOT purchase TinyFetch as our 8 month old Cavoodle nearly swallowed the plastic scre on cord which detached itself whilst she was playing with it
June 29, 2026
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Do not bother with this toy
Do not bother with this toy. I bought two, and neither of them work, even after charging overnight.
By the looks of other reviews, it’s probably safer for my dog that they didn’t work.
This toy is really just expensive landfill. Save your money and don’t make the same mistake as me, of falling for misleading advertising.
January 23, 2026
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Not suitable for puppies
Out new puppy loved it but completely destroyed it within a week. Maybe suitable for more mature dogs but not for puppies. Choking hazard as small pieces come off.
June 8, 2026
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DO NOT BUY THIS TOY
DO NOT BUY THIS TOY. It is not safe for your dogs. My dog had a blast playing with this toy. It lasted 5 minutes. My dog promptly destroyed it. It broke into many pieces. I am shocked my dog dog didn't swallow any pieces and choke. Seriously how does this toy have any good reviews. THIS TOY IS NOT SAFE FOR YOUR DOGS.
May 18, 2026
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Horrible experience
Horrible experience, do not order from this site. When the 4 interactive balls arrived after weeks of not delivering the balls arrived they are cheap crap that my puppy destroyed within 5 minutes and then nearly choked on it.
March 19, 2026
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Unfit for its intended purpose and unsafe for our dogs to play with
I have two almost 10yo miniature dachshunds and so charged two of my four for them to try. One was disinterested but the other quickly caught it and within five seconds had popped off the outer clear plastic component completely, and was crunching the red ball completely in his mouth. He easily tore holes in the red soft coating of that ball and the flap for the charging port is gone (probably swallowed). Upon review, he's also pierced into the clear plastic ball. The toy was removed as quickly as viable due to safety concerns.
The toy was unfit for its intended purpose and unsafe for our dogs to play with.
No returns on any used toys, no warranty and essentially told my dog must have been a savage chewer and offered me 50% to try their other toys. Yeah, nah.
February 13, 2026
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