What busy owner doesn’t feel a twinge of guilt leaving their best friend at home alone on work days?
Dogs love two things, their masters and a good game of fetch. Alas, with busy work schedules, we don’t always have the time or energy to devote to our pup’s well-being. No worries, iFetch is an interactive toy that will keep your pet engaged, entertained, and exercised.
The ball-launching wonder comes in two sizes. The smaller iFetch tosses a mini Tennis ball 10, 20, or 30 feet. The distance is set with a touch of a button. The larger iFetch Too throws a full-sized tennis ball 10, 25, or 40 feet and the distances can even be randomized. Your furry buddy returns the ball to a funnel on the unit, whereupon the iFetch whirrs to life before it fires the ball again after a few eagerly anticipated seconds.
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