Physio Tactile Peanut Balance Ball for Dogs - 40 cm

The KRUUSE Physio Tactile Peanut Balance Ball is a professional-grade canine rehabilitation tool designed to support proprioceptive retraining, core strengthening, and neuromuscular recovery in dogs. At 40 cm, it is ideally sized for small to medium breeds and is trusted by veterinary physiotherapists and canine rehabilitation specialists across the UK and Europe.

What sets this ball apart from standard exercise balls is the neuro-sensory tactile buds covering the entire surface. These buds deliver heightened sensory feedback through your dog's paws and body with every movement, helping to retrain the nervous system's awareness of limb position — a process known as proprioception. This makes it particularly valuable for dogs recovering from orthopaedic surgeries, spinal injuries, or neurological conditions.

The peanut shape provides a stable yet dynamic surface, preventing the ball from rolling freely and making it far easier to use in controlled rehabilitation sessions. This shape allows dogs to be positioned lengthways or sideways on the ball, enabling a wide variety of targeted exercises depending on the area of the body being rehabilitated.

Made from high-quality, burst-resistant material, the KRUUSE Peanut Ball is built to withstand repeated professional use. It is easy to clean, simple to inflate to the desired firmness, and designed to last. Whether used in a clinical setting or at home under professional guidance, this ball is an essential piece of rehabilitation equipment for any dog on the road to recovery.

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Before use, inflate the ball gradually using a needle-nozzle pump to the desired firmness. A softer inflation increases instability for greater challenge; firmer inflation provides more support for early rehabilitation stages. Introduce your dog to the ball slowly, allowing them to sniff and investigate before beginning any exercises. Always use under the guidance of a veterinary physiotherapist, particularly for post-surgical or neurological cases. Position your dog on the ball as directed by your rehabilitation specialist — exercises may include weight shifting, supported standing, or controlled rocking movements. Begin with short sessions of 2–5 minutes and increase duration gradually as your dog's strength and confidence improves. Never leave your dog unattended on the ball and always provide physical support and encouragement throughout each session.

For use under veterinary or qualified canine rehabilitation specialist guidance only. Do not use with dogs who have unmanaged pain, open wounds, or whose exercise has been restricted by a veterinarian without prior professional approval. Always supervise your dog during use — never leave them unattended on the ball. Ensure the exercise surface is non-slip to prevent injury. Keep away from sharp objects, claws, and rough surfaces that may puncture the ball. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures, which can degrade the material over time. Check the ball for signs of wear, puncture, or damage before each use and do not use if the ball appears compromised. Keep out of reach of children when not in use.