All For Paws Ultrasonic Silent Squirrel Dog Toy

Too delicate

I've got a bat-detector audio listening device, and so I wanted to check if this little rascal was making any ultrasound at all.I tested it, and I got a whistly breathy sound around 40kH'z. In other words - it works great!It's quite different to the smaller human-audible toys that go "Weeeeeee...woooooooooo" as you squeeze and let them go. My cat was especially fascinated by the sound when I "squeeked" it around the kitchen door. =)

Don't buy this toy! It lasted less than half an hour with my small dog, who ripped it across the neck and removed the stuffing.from the neck and head. The body is quite hard - like a tennis ball. Not nearly as nice as his other ultra sonic toy and basically just not fit for purpose. He is not normally a toy ripper and has most of his toys for years. This was very very disaappointing

My dog loves these squirrels. Be careful as some dogs might manage to chew through to the squeak but as always dogs should be supervised with toys. I removed the squeak (a sort of plastic tube) leaving the ball part inside.

Appalling quality. Lasted literally 5 minutes before the stuffing fell out. More dangerously, so too did the ultrasonic parts, some of which were small enough to be swallowed. Avoid this at all costs. Terrible.

Our pup totally fell in love with this toy the moment she saw it and when she heard the squeak (only she could and we couldn’t hear anything). Every time we pressed the squirrel’s body her head tilted so that’s how we know the squeaker is working.Overall this is a very good toy and would recommend for all pet parents to get one for their pooches. We have an 8 month old GSD and she thoroughly loves this toy