•Before using a toy ball on your pet, inspect the ball for damage, cracks, or sharp edges. If so, do not use it on pets to avoid causing harm.
•Choose a toy ball that suits your pet's size and bite force. For small pets or puppies, balls that are too large or too hard may not fit properly and could cause them to have difficulty swallowing or cause injury.
•When you play throwing and catching a ball with your pet, pay attention to the safety of the surrounding environment and avoid your pet from colliding with furniture or other objects while chasing the ball.
•Do not throw toy balls out of reach of pets to prevent accidental injuries caused by excessive jumping or climbing.
•After each use, check the toy ball for dirt or saliva residue and clean it promptly to maintain hygiene.
•If your pet has a habit of chewing toys, pay attention to whether it bites off small pieces of ball material and swallows them. If this happens, stop it immediately and replace the toy.
•Do not let pets play with toy balls alone for a long time to prevent them from swallowing them or causing other dangers.