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Fetch Smarter: Because tennis balls are designed for courts, not canines

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May 1, 2026
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Not all balls are as harmless as they seem

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The hidden problem with tennis balls

That familiar fuzzy coating might feel soft, but it’s actually highly abrasive.

As your dog chews and carries the ball, the surface can act like sandpaper on their teeth, gradually wearing down the protective enamel.

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Over time, this can lead to:

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