Chuckit! Ball Glow In the Dark Dog Toy, Durable Rubber Dog Balls, Launcher Thrower Compatible Interactive Toys for Dogs for Boredom, Large, 1 Pack

These balls are SO LOVED, by every dog I know! And every dog we meet always drops their own ball in favour of playing with these glow in the dark balls. They're absolutely indestructible, it seems, no matter how strong the dog chewing them and no matter how roughly they play. Very hard to tell a new ball apart from one that's been played with for months. Not sure what they're made of - some kind of latex, I think - but they don't seem damage-able. High bounce, with a wonderful whistling noise as they fly through the air. Dogs seem to love the feel of them in their mouths. At night, they're easier to spot because they glow in the dark. Shine a torch into one for a minute or two and they glow bright green, which is fabulous! They're easier to lose on the beach, unfortunately, because they blend too well with the sand, but my black Lab is absolutely brilliant at the 'Find It' game and can usually locate them, even if another little friend has lost the ball. I can't recommend these enough, and tell everyone to buy them, because they really are the very BEST of the best. One of those cases where paying a little bit more is actually well worth it!

Bought these in November (6 months ago) for our border collie so we can throw the ball at night and flashing ones didn’t seem to last long at all.They are still in as new condition, they glow for long enough to tire the dog out (15 mins or so) and a torch in your pocket will easily recharge them again anyway. Would highly recommend!

Glow in the dark ball, works well after being in daylight/under a light and the effect lasts a long time. Lightweight, soft and squeezy.

Only downfall is the glow isn’t as bright as you’d expect/doesn’t stay glowing for long

Glow ball is all of the things in the headline - a bouncy, rubbery, pliable, hollow ball with hole for treat insertion plus, of course, it glows in dark or dull places after being in the sun or other bright light.They bounce ridiculously well, just like the old, solid, superballs but are soft and light enough not to do any damage indoors or out.They were the favourite toys of our late Basset-Beagle cross, Denzel, who had three of them. They squash and spring back into shape as the dog chews them, with a dog-satisfying feel and noise. His two remaining glow balls (one was lost under the summer house) are in his box next to his little urn.Our new beagle-springer cross puppy, now one year old, destroys absolutely everything he touches, and now has three new glow balls, so it's time to find out if glow balls are indistructable.They are somewhat expensive as dog balls go but worth every penny and highly recommended.

These really glow in the dark, you just need to hold a torch up to them before going out. It’s so useful especially in the winter when it gets dark early, so you and the dog can see where the ball is going. It also makes a whistling sound when thrown so it’s easy to follow. My dog loves these and they’re strong enough for a Labrador who likes to chew.

More expensive than tennis balls but so very worth it. Our Lab will strip the fur off a tennis ball in minutes if left with one. He can chomp on these all day and they don’t break.The glow is a very useful feature particularly at this time of year. I’ve lost count of how many times me and the dog haven’t being paying attention when I’ve flinged one and then not been able to find it. So far 100% success rate at finding with a trip back to the same spot after dark

The ball glows well in the dark, but it's very soft and my Golden Retriever chewed bits off within minutes of delivery. I expected it to be tougher than it is.