ICEBLUEOR Pet Toy Flying Saucer, Doggy Disc, Magic Dog Frisbee, Interactive Flying Ball for Dogs, Outdoor Sports Dog Training

Wish I’d read the reviews before buying it. The images and video on Amazon look great, but in reality, this is just cheap, poorly made rubbish from China. Plastic can easily snap and break, leaving sharp shards. The metal coil inside isn’t that secure and is quite weak. The toy is a great idea in principle but very poorly executed. The ball also doesn’t really bounce that high. It’s ok for a small dog to kick with its paws under supervision. Don’t let the dog bite it or carry it in its mouth.

Very cute and the dog loved for about 5 minutes……. Don’t buy it for a big dog because my one wrecked it in minutes but I doubt a small dog would. Don’t expect peace and quiet because the dog can’t squash it without assistance so you will be busy

Alright, buckle up, folks, because I'm about to take you on a wild ride with the Pet Toy Flying Saucer Ball – a toy so hilariously awful, it's practically performance art.First off, let's talk about the "flying" part of this contraption. Picture this: you wind up the saucer, give it a toss, and... it promptly nose-dives into the ground like a caffeinated bumblebee. My dog, bless his cotton socks, just stares at it with this look of utter disappointment, like I've just ruined his birthday.And don't even get me started on the "ball" aspect. This thing is about as spherical as a squashed pancake. It bounces with all the grace of a drunken giraffe, careening off walls and furniture like it's auditioning for a demolition derby.But the real kicker? The "pet toy" part. My dog, a creature who usually delights in chewing on rocks, took one look at this monstrosity and walked away in disgust. I'm pretty sure he went to go write a strongly worded letter to the manufacturer.Now, I'm not saying this toy is entirely useless. If you're looking for a way to simultaneously confuse and bore your pet into submission, then this is your golden ticket. Plus, it doubles as a pretty effective weapon for passive-aggressive games of fetch with your least favorite neighbor's dog.In conclusion, the Pet Toy Flying Saucer Ball is a triumph of comedic engineering. It's so bad, it's good. Or maybe it's just plain bad. Either way, it's guaranteed to provide you with hours of entertainment – mostly at your pet's expense.

Lasted about 5 minutes with my dog.Could be dangerous if your dog is not supervised. Soft rubber/plastic.Worth the money if you have a dog that doesn't like to play with its toys.

It's made of brittle plastic, & has a spring in the middle which is very dangerous for dogs.It didn't stay flat & my dog bit 2 pieces off it within 5 minutes of opening.Very easy to get their teeth stuck in the gaps when playing/carrying/chewing.DO not buy this toy, it's an absolute waste of money 😠

Dogs not really interested, cannot grab hold of ball too big for mouths, more useful for children

The delivery was quick and my dog ( a springer spaniel) loved it. She did destroy it within the day though so not for the chewers

Stays flat for approx 2 secs.Has a enclosed steel spring attached to sucker (which doesn’t work)There were no safety warnings about its constructionSpecifically the hard plastic it is made from whether it is toxic or not.This will last approx a week from use, sub-standard construction not worth the money.And not worth risking your dogs health.