100 Pack 35mm Squeakers for Dog Toys Fit Repair Dog Pet Toys Noise Maker Insert Replacement (35mm)

I buy these to make new toys for my dogs as they are super chewers and even the indestructible toys only last minutes at most. My boy also loves just ripping out a squeaker and chewing on it, we call it his bubble gum! Haha! You can also pull the reed part out and use them in old squeaky balls. Will buy again!

I bought these to add into crocheted dog toys and baby toys. A perfect size for little dogs. My Chihuahua loves the squeaky toys, and these have a nice squeak to them! Also great for repairing his favorite toys and letting them squeak again!

Perfect size for replacing squeakers my dog chews out of her “babies”. She loves to remove and destroy the squeakers so now I can sew new squeakers into them!

The price was so great! Perfect size for my needs. Arrived in great time. My customers are going to love them. 🐶

My German Shepherd is very talented at killing squeakers in his toys. I bought these to sew into all the toys he has broken ones in which is much cheaper then replacing the toys all the time. They work great, last just as long as the ones that came in the toys originally and has saved me a LOT of money.

I am amazed that this product was half the price and just as good quality as other brand I had ordered in the past—-and next day delivery❣️❣️❣️

Doesn’t seem to be dangerous, BUT -My lab eats these. We didn’t know till one day one was in his poop, and shortly after on another day, there was a small puddle of puke with one in it.I watch both my dogs play and chew on these, just in case the have the urge to swallow one. My husky will not eat them, she seems to know better lolMy lab will chew them to bits, but they are found in stool inflated and in tact, almost brand new…. I am not sure if my lab is lucky to pass these, or if this is normal for squeakers to be swallowed and passed naturally. I would just be cautious.Good on the bag and bulk set, but a potential vet bill isn’t worth it. Oddly enough, my lab doesn’t eat other squeakers, so this is kind of an odd thing. Maybe your dog will be like my husky, maybe like my lab…just watch your dog just in case and it’ll be fine

My little dog loves three kinds of toys: plush toys with squeakers, dog puzzles, and soft frisbees. He doesn't like other kinds of toys like rope toys or rubber toys. He chews up at least one plush toy every day to kill its squeaker(s) so I was very happy to find bags of replacement squeakers in different sizes on Amazon. These 40 mm squeakers are the largest of the three sizes of squeakers I bought. 40 mm is a good size for most of his toys. Some slightly larger squeakers would be ok if I could understand how they are sized.The problem I've found when buying squeakers is that some measurements are in millimeters, others in inches, but what does that even mean? Does the measurement refer to the width of the squeaker or the length of the squeaker from its tip to the bottom? Is there a standardized measuring protocol for squeaker sizes? I have no clue.