The Best Toys for Blind Dogs in 2022

It is not easy to find a toy that most dogs with impaired vision ill accept, but it seems that Wobble Wag Giggle Ball by Allstar Innovations managed to do just that. The trick of this interactive toy is that it makes sounds as it is shaken or moved around and you can engage your dog in playing activity by shaking it and throwing it near them. They can then use their sense of hearing to find the toy and start rolling it around and, if it gets away from them, they will use the sound to track it again.

We have no doubt that this is one of the best balls for blind dogs on the market. It has several clutch pockets that will enable your pooch to grab them with their mouth, which may also allow you to play fetch. The sound that the Wobble Wag Giggle ball emits is a mixture of giggles and other noises, which your pooch shouldn’t find scary. The age of your pet doesn’t matter as puppies, adults, and seniors can equally enjoy this toy that can be used outdoors and indoors.

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This is another one in the line of fetch toys for the blind dog as it also comes in the form of a ball. It is activated by motion and it contains more than 20 sounds, including some wisecracks such as “Yeah baby!” or “Hot diggity dog.” The fact that it has a large selection of sounds should secure that your dog remains interested in the toy for a while.

Your pooch can use his hearing to find the ball and pick it up or start chewing it. You might need to be cautious if your dog is a chewer, though, as this toy is not of impressive quality. To avoid your dog breaking it, perhaps it is a good idea to wrap it with something like a tennis ball. This is particularly important to avoid your pet getting in touch with the batteries that make the product play sounds. You can choose between three different sizes depending on the age and size of your dog.

When it comes to treat dispensers, Zogoflex Qwizl is probably one of the best toys for blind dogs you can purchase. It comes in two available sizes and three colors and it is suitable for strong chewers as it is made of non-toxic materials that are entirely safe for your dog. The manufacturer guarantees that it contains no phthalate, BPA, or latex and they even make the maintenance process easy for you as you can wash the toy in the dishwasher.

The only problem with the toy is that it doesn’t emit any sounds and it is not scented, which means that it can be a bit tricky to get your dog used to it. Fortunately, this can be solved by putting in scented treats inside the toy. You can insert anything from kibble, biscuits, or dental sticks, up to apple slices or nut butter. The toy can be used in both indoor and outdoor environment and it can provide your dog with a lot of fun and some tasty treats!

If your dog likes his treats and has energy you’d like occupied by a challenge, then this treat dispenser could be his new favorite toy. While not specifically designed for sight-impaired pooches, the Twist and Treat is tactile and well-built, giving your dog a sensory experience as he tries to release a tasty treat. And if your pup is a bit of a genius when it comes to puzzle toys, you can ramp up the difficulty level by twisting the two halves of the toy together. The shape of the toy is also going to make a difference in the fun factor for your pet, as it is more double cone shaped rather than round so is unlikely to roll too far away. The main downside to the Twist and Treat is that is doesn’t make a sound to entice your blind dog. But if it’s introduced to them and put close, the smell of their treats and the soft, mouth-safe feel of the toy should get their attention. And the shape of the Twist and Treat will also help to clean their teeth. However, the softer texture of the toy means it should only be used under human supervision.

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This is not only one of the best toys for blind dogs, it is one of the most popular dog toys in general and, as an added bonus, it comes at a fairly affordable price. You can choose between several sizes and forms, but we think that dumbbell is most suitable for pets with hindered vision. The toy squeaks easily and the sound comes from a speaker that is recessed and well-protected so that your pet cannot reach it. The squeak doesn’t last for long, but it also doesn’t disappear instantly, which is important for pooches with hindered sight.

As expected from a top quality product, the materials used are free of toxins and extremely durable, which makes this toy suitable for strong chewers. While it is not among the most complex interactive dog toys, it takes pride in its simplicity and there is a good chance that your pet will love it. The product is suitable for use in a house or apartment and in the yard.

Animal Sounds Babble Ball by Pet Qwerks is a product that is very similar to the second item on our top list. In fact, it is essentially the same toy, but the only difference is that this one emits animal sounds. Once it is touched, it will emit how one of more than 20 animal sounds. While neighbors might think that you have a farm in your backyard, a dog with no sight might get an impression that he is surrounded by other animals. Thinking that he has new friends will put a smile on his face as he interacts with the ball while listening to “bark, bark” or “oink, oink.”

When it comes to the quality, you should apply the same amount of caution as with the other babble ball from this company. Strong chewers might break the toy apart and eat batteries, which is why it is smart to be around or put this toy inside an old tennis ball. Despite that issue, this is still a unique item that can secure your pet a bunch of happy moments.

There are not a lot of scented dog toys for blind dogs, which is why the Sensory Ball by Ethical Pets is a welcome addition. The manufacturer went with the scent of beef which should appeal to most pooches. Once they find the toy and chew on it, they will also feel the flavor of beef that will stimulate their sense of taste.

Aside from the smell, your dog will also need its hearing as the ball emits squeaking and bell sounds. The downside is that they do not last for long, so if the toy went far away from your pet, he may have some trouble to find it. The product is made of rubber and it doesn’t have exceptional durability, which means that large dogs may easily break it apart. The good news is that it is suitable for chewing and has multiple textures to keep the dog interested and a ball form that might motivate you to play fetch.

If your pet suffered from impaired vision at some point in his life, but he used to play fetch with you all the time, he will probably want to continue doing that. That will be possible thanks to the Chuckit! Whistler Balls manufactured by Petmate. The premise is simple – when you throw the ball, it will make whistling sounds thanks to the specially designed holes on each side of the item. That will help your dog detect where the ball is located and fetch it.

Rubber is the material these toys are made of and you can purchase a single or two-pack. They are not extremely durable, but they are also not expensive, which means that you can always purchase several to serve for a time to come. The ball is easy to clean and it complies with US regulations considering that it was made in the United States. While this is one of the best fetch toys for blind dogs, it is not suitable for large pooches since they may easily destroy it and even swallow pieces.

The last in the line of dog toys for blind dogs we will review is a package of three balls manufactured by Sheraton Luxuries. If you are looking for interactive toys, you won’t find many that can interact with your pet more than this one. The balls emit whimsical sounds that are entertaining to listen and will amuse your dog. Except for that, the toy also produces vibrations when it is shaken, so when your pet grabs it with his mouth, he will feel shakes while moving it around.

The third way of interaction is colorful dancing lights that this led ball toy emits. While this may not mean much to a blind dog, it will help pets with poor vision to locate the ball that they need to bring you. When you combine the light, vibration, and sounds, you get one of the best toys for blind dogs on the market. The only downside is that the rubber is not of exceptional quality and might be easy prey for large pooches.

The Hartz rubber ball comes in numerous colors and is totally fun-packed to kill your pet’s boredom. It is very bouncy with a jingly bell inside and is made from strong firm rubber to withstand chewing and ruff-housing of pets. Give your blind dog the gift of lots of fun and playful days with this stimulating jingly toy. They will have a great time chewing through its addictive rubbery edges. Chewing the diamond edges encourages oral hygiene as it helps remove tartar and built-up plaque. Whether your furry friend is visually impaired or not, the bell inside makes it easy to find and small in size for reach by tiny dogs.