Cat Active Tennis Balls with Bells
3 ballsToysScored October 2026
- Flags
- 22 caution
- Ingredients
- 3all in our library
- Brand grade
- Atransparency, costs nothing
- Recalls
- 0linked to this product
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The full methodologyKONG
Cat Active Tennis Balls with Bells
Good, check the flags
Scored October 2026 · checkthepanel.com
2 flagged ingredients.
Avoid first. Each flag costs points in the score above; where a flag has an entry behind it, it links to the evidence.
Undisclosed material
The maker doesn't say what this part is made of, so there is nothing to look up; the flag is about the missing name, not a known hazard.
Synthetic toy materials
Synthetic polymers shed microplastic particles as they are chewed; avoidable with natural materials.
Every ingredient, top to bottom.
Listed as printed on the package. Tap any line to see what it is and why it's there.
3 ingredients. 2 of them carry this product's 2 flags and are marked below. The other 1 raised no flag.
Checked against the brand's own page on Oct 15, 2026. A package on the shelf can be older or newer than that page; trust the one in your hand.
Recall record.
This product
None linked
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See all pet recallsKONG, the brand
No FDA recalls on fileNone of the FDA recall notices we have imported names KONG.
The brand behind it.
KONG
The benchmark rubber chew-and-stuff toy; durable natural rubber, made in the USA.
Names its natural-rubber material and country of manufacture. The A grade takes nothing off this product's score.
KONG brand page
Independent testing & contaminants
No independent testing on file.
Third-party lab findings for things that never appear on an ingredient label. This is separate from the score above and does not change it.
We haven't found published third-party lab results (PFAS, heavy metals, phthalates) for this product. That is not a clean bill of health, just an absence of data.
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