Collection: Balls + Pops

tal engagement. A good ball or pop toy triggers prey drive, rewards retrieval instinct, and gives your dog a clear, repeatable game they never get tired of. The right ball depends on how your dog plays — some dogs chase, some catch, some carry, some destroy. That's why this collection covers a range of materials and construction, from tough rubber to durable plush to squeaky bounce balls, so you can match the toy to your dog's play style.

THE BRANDS

Lambwolf Collective — Pop toys and ball-style enrichment objects designed for interactive play. Made with EN71-3 tested fabrics and ASTM F963-17 certified components. Woof Living is the exclusive distributor of Lambwolf Collective in Singapore and Malaysia. Learn more about Lambwolf Collective →

Fluff and Tuff — Durable plush ball toys built tougher than standard soft toys. Double-stitched seams, Tuffweb™ mesh liner, non-toxic fibre fill. ASTM F963 certified. Woof Living is the exclusive distributor of Fluff and Tuff in Singapore. Learn more about Fluff and Tuff →

GiGwi — Hong Kong-based toy brand founded in 2010, known for squeaky balls, bouncy TPR balls, and interactive fetch toys. Durable construction designed for everyday play across a range of sizes. Shop GiGwi →

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How do I choose the right ball for my dog?
It depends on how your dog plays. For dogs that love to chase and retrieve, a bouncy rubber or TPR ball works well. For dogs that carry and comfort-hold, a plush ball from Fluff and Tuff gives them something soft to grip without falling apart quickly. For dogs that respond to sound, a squeaky ball adds extra engagement. Each product page includes size and play-style guidance.

Are plush balls durable?
Fluff and Tuff plush balls are built tougher than standard soft toys — with double-stitched seams, a Tuffweb™ mesh liner, and denser fill. They hold up well to fetch and carrying, but no plush toy is truly indestructible. They're best suited to dogs that play with their toys rather than actively destroy them.

What size ball should I get?
Always choose a ball that's large enough that your dog can't swallow it. As a general rule, the ball should be too big to fit entirely in your dog's mouth. Each product page lists dimensions to help you choose the right size for your breed.

Are squeaky balls safe?
Yes — the squeakers in our ball toys are safety tested. However, if your dog is the type to chew through toys to extract the squeaker, always supervise play and remove the toy once it shows signs of damage.

Where can I see balls and pop toys in person?
Everything in this collection is available at our Wheelock Place store — 501 Orchard Road, #01-K3, Singapore. Open daily, 11am–7pm.