Jolly Pets - Tug-a-Mals (Turtle)

Marsoni

M251S

$15.99

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Jolly Pets - Tug-a-Mals (Turtle)The toy's easy to grip handles level the playing field for humans, and an internal squeaker thrills four legged friends with a surprising element of realism. Soft to the touch, but hardcore in the squeaky department Tug playing tug of war helps your dog relieve stress Squeak best squeak on the block to drive your dog bonkers Snuggle When playtime is over these are great at curling up next to for a little doggie nap Jolly Pets designs its toys to be

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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2026