Product information "FitPAWS – Balance Disc"
FitPAWS Balance Disc – Balance and coordination training for dogs
FitPAWS Balance Disc – For improved balance, strength and coordination.
The FitPAWS Balance Disc is a versatile training aid for dogs, specifically designed to promote muscle strength, balance and body coordination. The unstable surface encourages your dog to constantly adjust its posture and engage different muscle groups.
Whether for daily fitness training, dog sports or as a supportive aid in rehabilitation – the FitPAWS Balance Disc offers numerous training options for dogs of varying fitness levels.
The Balance Disc is suitable for balance exercises, muscle building, coordination training and targeted stretching exercises. Sports and working dogs in particular benefit from regular training, as body stability and body awareness are enhanced.
Thanks to the two different surfaces – one smooth and one textured – the training routine can be varied.
The air pressure can be adjusted using a suitable needle pump, allowing the stability of the Balance Disc to be varied.
For more challenging exercises, two Balance Discs can also be combined.
Available colours and sizes
Colour Blue:
- Diameter: 36 cm, 46 cm, 56 cm
Colour: Raspberry:
Your benefits at a glance
- Promotes your dog’s balance and body coordination
- Supports targeted muscle development and body stability
- Ideal for dog sports, fitness and coordination training
- Can be used in rehabilitation and physiotherapy
- Two different surfaces for varied exercises
- Air pressure can be adjusted to suit different training requirements
- Two Balance Discs can be combined for more challenging exercises
Instructions for use
Place the FitPAWS Balance Disc on a flat, non-slip surface. Get your dog used to the unstable surface gradually and start with simple exercises.
For example, let your dog place its front paws on the disc and reward it for maintaining a calm, controlled posture. As your dog becomes more confident, you can introduce further balance and coordination exercises.
Start with short training sessions and gradually increase the difficulty. Your dog should always train voluntarily and under supervision.
Important: If your dog has existing joint problems, has recently undergone surgery or is undergoing rehabilitation, the exercises should be coordinated with a veterinary specialist or canine physiotherapist.
Zoo Roco Tip: Train in a playful way and take small steps!
Just a few minutes of targeted balance training can be a useful addition to your dog’s exercise routine. Use small rewards and ensure calm, controlled execution.
For more advanced dogs, two FitPAWS Balance Discs can be combined. This allows you to make the training more varied and incorporate additional coordination exercises.