FlyPaw™
A disc that flies farther than any ball you can throw — and folds when he catches it.
- A flat disc glides where a ball just drops, so one throw sends him twice as far for the same effort from you.
- The flexible edge gives when he grabs it mid-air, instead of meeting his teeth the way a rigid plastic frisbee does.
- Three sizes by breed, six colours he can actually track against grass while it's still in the air.
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60-Day Happy Dog Guarantee
Try it for 60 days. If he won't chase it, we refund you — and you keep the disc.
What's included
- 1 × FlyPaw™ soft flying disc — in the size and colour you pick
Straight out of the box and into the park. Nothing to assemble.
The details
- Flat disc that glides instead of dropping — one throw covers twice the ground of a ball
- Flexible edge that folds when he catches it mid-air, unlike rigid plastic
- Three sizes — 15 cm for small dogs, 18 cm for medium breeds, 22 cm for large mouths
- Six colours he can track against grass: orange, green, red, blue, yellow and purple
- Rinses clean and dries fast after a muddy session
- A fetch toy, not a chew toy — take it back once the game is over
Shipping & returns
We ship across Canada and the United States. Orders arrive within about 7 days of ordering, and the date shown above updates automatically.
Shipping is $4.99, and free on orders over $30 — so a single FlyPaw in 18 or 22 cm, or any two, ships free.
Every FlyPaw is covered by our 60-Day Happy Dog Guarantee. If he won't chase it, we refund you — and you keep the disc.
60-Day Happy Dog Guarantee
If your dog doesn't love it, you get your money back. Simple as that.
Questions? We've got answers
Which size for my dog?
15 cm for small breeds, 18 cm for medium dogs, 22 cm for large breeds with a full-size mouth. If he's between sizes, go up — a disc that's slightly too big is easier to catch than one that's too small.
My dog has never caught a frisbee. Where do I start?
Start on the ground: roll it on its edge so he chases it like a wheel. Then move to short, low throws he can catch at chest height. Most dogs get it within a week — low throws matter far more than distance.
Can he chew on it?
It's a fetch toy, not a chew toy. The softness that makes it safe to catch also means a determined chewer will get through it. Take it back once the game is over and it'll last seasons instead of weeks.
Is it really better than a ball?
For exercise, yes. Chasing a disc makes a dog sprint, turn and track where it's going to land — work a walk on a leash never asks of him. Ten minutes at the park and he comes home ready to sleep.