yuntop50pcs Squeakers for Dog Toys, 30 mm Noise Maker Insert Replacement for Pet Supply Cat Toys

These have saved me so much money from having to go out and buy new toys for my little yapper every week. She loved destroying the squeaker out of all her toys and then refuses to play with them again and it is such a waste of money...now I just cut a little hole. Put a new one in and sew it up. Good as new! These actually seem to last longer than the original ones in the toy when purchased. I even gave her a couple just to walk around and squeak throughout the house; it's adorable and she has a ball. In a toy they aren't super loud but outside a toy they are pretty loud. Would be cute to put in a stuffy for a baby/toddler. So functional in many aspects.

My pup kills the squeekers, so I thought I'd add these and remove dead ones. I am happy I did. They've outlasted the original one. Good price and quality.

I wanted to make a horrible discordant noise maker and the whistles in these do the job nicely. They’re not glued in, but mechanically held in place, so if you want to pop them out like I did, cut a hole in the squishy chamber and push it out from inside.

Great size for homemade dog toys. My chihuahua/terrier mix (about 8lbs) has a life goal to demolish squeakers! So instead of paying $15 for a durable toy, I decided to make some. Of the 50 squeaks in this package, only 2 didn't work, which is the reason for the 4 stars. 1 was missing the squeak insert and the other just didn't squeak. Still a good value for the price. I would buy again. The thickness is not super tough, but seems like it would last a while for my squeak-destroyer-dog. I do a double layer of fabric in hopes that it might last a little longer from those sharp teeth.

I bought these to replace squeakers in my golden's toys, she loves the squeaking. This allows me to keep the toys and wash them.

If you're in the market for a tiny squeaker that's perfect for small dog toys, cat toys, or DIY plushies, this one is worth considering. Slightly larger than a quarter. Unfortunately, it is not ideal for large plush dog or cat toys (i.e; as advertised). Again, the squeaker is only marginally bigger than a quarter. Its petite size allows it to fit easily into smaller toys without adding bulk. For context, a quarter has a diameter of about 0.955 inches (24.26 mm), so this squeaker is just a tad larger, likely around 1 to 1.2 inches in diameter. Similar to a 50 cent piece (half dollar coin).

My dog loves these. He may have been a surgeon in a past life because he would make tiny incisions in his toys and pull out the squeakers. Instead of constantly buying new toys we would just replace the squeaker. He would still get it out and chew a hole in it but it was much cheaper than new toys.

These are so cheap I can tease my dogs with them then let them find the squeaker and destroy it just for me to start squeaking another and start it all over again.