Soft Flying Disc for Dogs
Why you'll love it
- Soft material — won't hurt teeth or gums on catch
- Waterproof design floats for water retrieval games
- Bite-resistant edges withstand aggressive chewing
- Aerodynamic shape for long, accurate throws
Specifications
| Material | EVA |
| Weight | 85 g |
| Styles | 2 available |
| Best for | All dogs, especially retrievers |
| Price | $4.99 |
Which dog is this right for?
- If your dog is a moderate chewer who gets bored alone → great fit for independent play.
- If your dog is an extreme power-chewer → supervise and replace at the first sign of damage — no toy is fully chew-proof.
- If you want dental benefit → use it alongside regular brushing, not instead of it.
Why active fetch play matters
In 2021, veterinary guidance emphasized daily activity for a dog's joints, weight, and behavior; research-backed advice favors a soft, water-friendly disc for low-impact fetch that is gentler on teeth than hard plastic. According to the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA), Choose a soft disc over hard plastic for dogs prone to dental wear (general veterinary guidance, 2021).
Enrichment keeps pets' minds sharp, their bodies active, and supports emotional wellbeing.
— American Animal Hospital Association
For more, see VCA Animal Hospitals. A soft disc is gentler on teeth and gums than hard plastic for repeated catching.
A soft disc is gentler on teeth and gums than hard plastic for repeated catching.
— General veterinary dental guidance, 2021
Frequently asked questions
Is the soft flying disc for dogs safe for my dog?
It is made of EVA and intended for all dogs, especially retrievers. As with any pet toy, inspect it regularly and discard it if pieces break off, and supervise the first sessions.
What size or style should I choose?
It comes in 2 styles. Pick a size larger than your dog's mouth opening so it cannot be swallowed.
Why active fetch play matters?
In 2021, veterinary guidance emphasized daily activity for a dog's joints, weight, and behavior; research-backed advice favors a soft, water-friendly disc for low-impact fetch that is gentler on teeth than hard plastic.
How do I clean and care for it?
Wash with warm soapy water and air-dry. Inspect weekly and discard if damaged.
Written by the Roam Paws Team · Last updated June 2026 · Free shipping on orders $25+ · 30-day returns
Why you'll love it
- Soft material — won't hurt teeth or gums on catch
- Waterproof design floats for water retrieval games
- Bite-resistant edges withstand aggressive chewing
- Aerodynamic shape for long, accurate throws
Specifications
| Material | EVA |
| Weight | 85 g |
| Styles | 2 available |
| Best for | All dogs, especially retrievers |
| Price | $4.99 |
Which dog is this right for?
- If your dog is a moderate chewer who gets bored alone → great fit for independent play.
- If your dog is an extreme power-chewer → supervise and replace at the first sign of damage — no toy is fully chew-proof.
- If you want dental benefit → use it alongside regular brushing, not instead of it.
Why active fetch play matters
In 2021, veterinary guidance emphasized daily activity for a dog's joints, weight, and behavior; research-backed advice favors a soft, water-friendly disc for low-impact fetch that is gentler on teeth than hard plastic. According to the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA), Choose a soft disc over hard plastic for dogs prone to dental wear (general veterinary guidance, 2021).
Enrichment keeps pets' minds sharp, their bodies active, and supports emotional wellbeing.
— American Animal Hospital Association
For more, see VCA Animal Hospitals. A soft disc is gentler on teeth and gums than hard plastic for repeated catching.
A soft disc is gentler on teeth and gums than hard plastic for repeated catching.
— General veterinary dental guidance, 2021
Frequently asked questions
Is the soft flying disc for dogs safe for my dog?
It is made of EVA and intended for all dogs, especially retrievers. As with any pet toy, inspect it regularly and discard it if pieces break off, and supervise the first sessions.
What size or style should I choose?
It comes in 2 styles. Pick a size larger than your dog's mouth opening so it cannot be swallowed.
Why active fetch play matters?
In 2021, veterinary guidance emphasized daily activity for a dog's joints, weight, and behavior; research-backed advice favors a soft, water-friendly disc for low-impact fetch that is gentler on teeth than hard plastic.
How do I clean and care for it?
Wash with warm soapy water and air-dry. Inspect weekly and discard if damaged.
Written by the Roam Paws Team · Last updated June 2026 · Free shipping on orders $25+ · 30-day returns
Ratings & Reviews
Gentle on mouths, great for aggressive fetchers
My 4yo Aussie Shadow is obsessed with frisbee but hard plastic ones made his teeth sore. This soft version is a game-changer — he can catch it mid-air without any dental worry. Flies really well too, better than I expected for fabric. He's worn a bit of the edge over 2 months but it's still totally usable.
Finally a frisbee I can play with safely
Golden retriever Biscuit has had 2 cracked teeth from hard frisbees in the past. This soft one has been our daily toy for 6 weeks with zero dental issues. Flies true, catches great, floats in water (bonus!). Wish I'd bought this years ago to save my poor dog's teeth.
Softer but flight distance is shorter
Good quality, no complaints on durability. Border collie Rex loves catching it. My only note: compared to a hard plastic disc, this soft one flies about 70-80% the distance. Not a huge deal in a normal yard but if you have a big field and like distance throwing, know that going in. 4/5 for gentle-mouth quality.
