Petface Latex Apple Soft Chew Dog Toy, Large

Cute, durable, squeaky. Amazing price for a fab toy!

My Norfolk Terrier loves these soft latex toys as they're easy for him to pick up and carry. Lovely bright colours and so easy to wash clean after being buried in the potato patch! The quality is very good, it's been tossed around and menaced by him daily without any damage so I would say it's excellent value for money. As well as this one we also have the peas in a pod and the banana and they're just as good.

Brilliant toy, puppy loves it and squeaks it every day. Also have the peas which is just as good. No rips or tears and it washes well (buried treasure in the garden). Easy to find and fun to have for us all. Highly recommend these toys for ‘Fetch it’ / retrieve training and also as a reward for wanted behaviour.So glad that we bought them.

Good product but lasted 1 hour with my aggressive chewer. Cant complain because the squeaking was rather loud

Best squeaky I have ever bought. My jackapoo usually removes a squeak in minutes. Not this one. Because it has no obvious bits sticking out there is nothing to get hold of. Highly recommend this kiwi fruit. She’s had the apple and the banana and killed them very quickly.

A very loud and annoying squeak, but so worth it as it gets my dog so excited. Lasted about a month before my dog pierced it and lots it’s squeak, not to bad in comparison to other dog toys. Great price and will be buying again.

My spaniel loves this pineapple. 🍍 plays with it daily. Firm favourite and it isn’t in bits 😁

As a connoisseur of all things squeaky my miniature dachshund has come close (but not quite enough) to meeting his match with Petface’s fruit and veg collection. He can destroy almost anything in minutes if not seconds, and trying to extract the squeaky bit is where he starts.Petface seem to take special care with this part and these fruits have resisted destruction longer than many others. However, a sticky-up leaf or stalk soon provides enough purchase to puncture then rip the latex. This orange, whilst now slightly deflated, has survived for weeks, probably because it gets slippery enough to evade the jaws of a small dog - a bigger dog might find the job easier. Annoyingly it still squeaks - loudly - but at least we know the dog hasn’t chewed it out yet.For information, the orange is about large grapefruit size, soft but surprisingly resilient to chewing, and wipeable. Downsides: very loud if accidentally trodden on at 6am, and contains the ubiquitous fluffy polyester that most such toys have, so beware if the orange succumbs.This orange might just possibly put up a good fight with other similar dogs, so worth a try, and not too expensive as an experiment. And the broccoli comes a close second.