The Versatile FitPaws Balance Disc

Great fit ball and so good for building my pup's cores for competitions. They love using it and it is easy to blow up and get ready for use

This has been very helpful for us. My dog had a mostly paralyzed leg from a spinal cord injury. The vet neurologist told me this would help stimulate the nerves on the bottom of her feet and help her recovery. I believe it did help. Plus it was fun for both of us as a training tool, having her put her front feet on, then back feet, lay down, sit up. Now when I pick it up she gets excited to perform the tricks for a treat.

Have been using this for many months now as we do therapy for our dog. Works great.....but a part of the thing doesn't inflate correctly so there's always a divot/dent that cannot be removed even when blowing the thing up pretty full, hence had to remove a star.

My small dog had to have a femoral head ostectomy (FHO) due to a bad hip, we use this disc to get her to bear weight on her leg to build muscle. It’s the same disc that is used at her rehabilitation doctor’s office. I’ve actually used it as a balance disc for me too!

Very strongly recommend you go to the manufacturer's website for inflation and usage instructions first, which is referenced in their enclosed packet. Only after reading their guide was I able to figure it out and get it properly inflated for my dog's use. Our canine chiropractor recommended it to strengthen my GSD's back legs and hips, and it is doing the job. I had tried a human version, a half ball, and found it too unwieldy and heavy to use properly. The FitPAWS disc works best. And as another reviewer mentioned, make sure you get the correct size to fit your dog. If it's too small, it won't work as intended.

The balance disc itself is nice but too small for my GSD. I wanted to return the 14" disc & get the 22" disc BUT the seller wanted to charge me $12 to return it. There was no exchange option.

This was a great product up until a month ago when it abruptly stopped holding pressure. I have been very careful with it, using only for my dog’s PT & then putting it away. So I know that my dog hasn’t chewed on it & his nails are well maintained. I can’t discern where it’s actually leaking from. There are no obvious cracks & the ‘stopper’ still fits snugly. It’s a shame to only get about 6 months from it, considering the cost.

My dog is currently in physical therapy once a week so we decided to get this for at home use and it works great. It came with the tip attachment and pump to inflate. We’ve been using it for a month and have not had to re fill it yet. My dog is 100lbs