Hard plastic frisbees are made for human hands, not dog mouths, and they chip teeth. This silicone version flexes on impact and folds when caught, which removes most of that risk while still flying far enough for a proper game of fetch.
Key Benefits
- Soft silicone is far gentler on teeth than rigid plastic
- Flexes and folds instead of cracking on impact
- Flies well enough for open-space fetch
- Rolls up small enough for a pocket or bag
- Easy to rinse clean after muddy sessions
- Floats on water for beach and lake play
Best For
- Outdoor fetch in parks and gardens
- Medium and large breeds
- Active dogs that need running exercise
- Beach and lake trips
- Owners replacing a hard plastic frisbee
How It Works
Throw it flat and low to start so your dog can track it. The silicone folds when caught, so dogs quickly learn they can bite it out of the air without the sting of a hard edge. Rinse off grit after use, since sand and dirt cling to silicone.
Pros and Cons
Pros: Much safer for teeth than rigid plastic, packs down small, floats, cleans easily, and costs a fraction of a branded soft disc.
Cons: It does not fly as far or as accurately as a rigid disc, especially in wind. Silicone picks up dirt and hair, and a dog that chews it stationary will eventually take chunks out of the rim.
Things to Consider
- Shorter and less accurate flight than a hard frisbee
- Not a chew toy, so take it away after fetch
- Rinse off sand and grit to stop wear
- Check the diameter suits your dog mouth size
- Prices, availability and shipping times are set by the AliExpress seller and can change
Affiliate notice: LookDog may earn a commission if you purchase through this link, at no additional cost to you.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.