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KRUUSE Physio Tactile Podo Balance 4pk

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$11.39 $17.79 In stock

Category: Recovery

KRUUSE Physio Tactile Podo Balance is a medium advanced balance tool and can be used by experienced dogs with the support of their handler. The balance balls are balance points for the paws. For full body training the dog should have each paw on a pod, they can however also be used for either front or hindleg training or for encouraging weight bearing on a particular leg.

The balance balls are made from a firm PVC material with an air-filled chamber.

• Core strengthening, sensory and proprioception stimulation

• Made of durable PVC material for everyday canine use

• Red and green

• 13 cm / 5.1"

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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Harper A. ★★★★★

My older lab has been through two rehab programs, and this is the first tool that actually keeps her focused on her paw placement. The raised nubs give just enough feedback that she corrects herself without me having to nudge her. She's steady on it for about three minutes before she wants a treat b

Owen R. ★★★☆☆

My dog was a bit confused by the balance balls at first, but after a few tries he started figuring out where to place his paws. The concept is solid, though it feels a little pricey for what's essentially four rubber nubs. I can see it helping with coordination if we stick with it.