Ruff 'N' Tumble dog toys
Ruff 'N' Tumble is a dog toy brand covering fetch, tug and chew-style play, with named products like the Chuck 'N' Play tennis ball, the Serve 'N' Sling ball thrower, and rope and rubber toys such as the Rope 'N' Ball Throw Tug Toy. We carry a selection across the range.
- 18 products
- From £1.39
- Free delivery over £39
18 products

Ruff 'N' Tumble Gum 'Y' Stick
A 28cm self-healing TPR rubber chew stick for dogs, with ridges for gum massage
£9.35

Ruff 'N' Tumble Tennis Ball & Rope Dumbell 180g
A 30.4cm tennis ball and rope dumbbell toy, 180g, for tug and fetch together
£3.89

Ruff 'N' Tumble Tug 'a' Ball 250g
A tough rope and tennis ball tug toy for combined pull and fetch play
£3.95

Ruff 'N' Tumble Serve 'N' Sling Retractable Ball Thrower
A retractable ball thrower for dogs that need the ball to go further than an arm can manage
£9.25

Ruff 'N' Tumble Rope 'N' Ball Throw Tug Toy
A rope and tennis ball combination toy, for tug play or throw-and-fetch games
£1.39

Ruff 'N' Tumble Pocket Rocket Chuck 'N' Play
A 31cm plastic ball scoop for throwing further without touching a dirty tennis ball
£4.39

Ruff 'N' Tumble Chuck 'N' Play Tennis Ball
A colourful plastic ball scoop for dog owners who would rather not touch a soggy tennis ball
£6.09

Ruff 'N' Tumble Sup 'R' Mice & Catnip
Three felt-and-feather mouse toys filled with catnip for cats
£2.85

Ruff 'N' Tumble Speedy Hedgehog Toy
A motorised plush hedgehog that scoots off when you pull it back and let go
£3.39

Ruff 'N' Tumble Nip 'a' Moggy
A knitted cat-shaped toy filled with catnip, 12cm x 9.5cm x 6cm, from Ruff 'N' Tumble
£4.39

Ruff 'N' Tumble Mouse 'N' Squeak Catnip Toy
A soft fur catnip mouse with a movement-activated squeak, from the Ruff 'N' Tumble range
£4.59

Ruff 'N' Tumble Feath 'R' Leather Cat Dangler
A feather and soft leather dangler on a cord, for cats that like to claw and chew
£3.09

Ruff 'N' Tumble Catnip Mice 4 Piece
Four 5cm plush catnip mice per pack, with organic catnip and a fabric tail to chew
£2.59

Ruff 'N' Tumble Golf 'N' Balls Assorted
Pack of four safely dyed sponge golf balls for cats to chase
£2.99

Ruff 'N' Tumble Bark 'N' Beak Toy Large
A 30cm bird toy sized and shaped to suit most pet birds, from the Ruff 'N' Tumble range
£4.75

Ruff 'N' Tumble Ruff N Tumble Fetch Tennis Balls
Two tennis balls per pack, for individual fetch play or as a launcher replacement
From£1.89

Ruff 'N' Tumble Ruff N Tumble Shake a Pheasant
A soft plush pheasant toy with an internal squeaker, in Large or Small sizes
From£5.39

Ruff 'N' Tumble Ruff N Tumble Shake a Fox
A soft plush fox toy with an internal squeaker, in Large or Small sizes
From£5.39
What's in the range
Our Ruff 'N' Tumble selection includes ball throwers and tennis balls for fetch, rope and rubber tug toys for dogs who like to play tug-of-war, and character-style toys like the Bark 'N' Beak and Shake a Pheasant designed for dogs who enjoy shaking or carrying a toy around. There are also smaller, cat-oriented items in the wider range, such as the Nip 'a' Moggy.
The range spans a mix of price points and durability levels, from lighter toys aimed at gentle players to tougher tug and chew options, so it's worth matching the specific toy to how your own dog plays rather than assuming every product in the range suits every dog equally.
Matching the toy to your dog
A dog who is a determined destroyer of soft toys will get more lasting use from a rope or rubber tug toy than from a plush character toy, however appealing the plush version looks. A ball thrower like the Serve 'N' Sling is worth having if your dog loves fetch and you want to throw further without the effort, or to avoid handling a slobbery ball directly.
As with any toy, supervise your dog with anything new the first few times, and remove and replace anything that starts to come apart, since small pieces from a damaged toy can be a choking hazard.
Rotating toys to keep interest up
Dogs, like people, can lose interest in a toy that is always available, and rotating a handful of Ruff 'N' Tumble toys in and out of use — putting some away for a week or two and bringing them back later — often revives interest more effectively than buying something new every time.
This is a cheap and simple way to get more use out of a smaller number of toys, and it works particularly well with a mix of fetch, tug and chew styles from across the range, so your dog always has something suited to whatever mood they're in.