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Description
These Christmas dog rope chew toys bring festive color and hands-on play to your dog’s routine. The five-piece set combines rope, knots, and a ball for supervised tugging, tossing, and chewing with an owner. It is a practical seasonal gift for dogs who enjoy interactive play.
The red, green, and white set is made from polyester fiber and cotton. Rope textures can make play more engaging, but this product is not a substitute for brushing or veterinary dental care. The supplier describes the material as durable and tear-resistant; no chew toy is indestructible, especially for strong chewers.
Features
- Five-piece variety: Includes one rope, one long rope with knot, one short rope with knot, one rope with ball, and one knot.
- Festive colors: Red, green, and white styling suits Christmas playtime and gifting.
- Interactive play: Use the different shapes for supervised tug, toss, and owner-and-dog play.
- Material: Polyester fiber and cotton rope construction.
- Chewing texture: Woven rope offers a tactile surface for play; claims about tartar removal or anxiety relief are not independently verified.
Specifications
- Product type: 5-piece Christmas dog rope chew toys
- Rope: 11.02 × 1.38 × 1.38 in; 46 g / 0.10 lb
- Long rope with knot: 15.35 × 2.76 × 2.76 in; 95 g / 0.21 lb
- Short rope with knot: 7.48 × 2.76 × 2.76 in; 74 g / 0.16 lb
- Rope with ball: 16.14 × 2.76 × 2.76 in; 117 g / 0.26 lb
- Knot: 2.95 × 2.95 × 2.95 in; 77 g / 0.17 lb
- Package: 23 × 20 × 8 cm / 9.06 × 7.87 × 3.15 in; 445 g / 0.98 lb
Use and care
Supervise every session. Inspect each Christmas dog rope chew toys piece before and after use, and remove it if fibers loosen, knots separate, or any part becomes damaged. Replace promptly when worn. This set is intended for play and chewing, not for unsupervised sleep or consumption. Select a piece your dog can handle comfortably, and keep packaging away from pets. If your dog swallows fibers or part of a toy, contact a veterinarian.

