Rehab Essential

Physio Tactile Peanut Balance Ball for Dogs – 50 cm

Supports canine rehabilitation and core conditioning with enhanced proprioceptive stimulation. Adjustable inflation lets you tailor the challenge as your dog recovers and strengthens.
Core Strength Joint Support Post-Surgery
£69.99
Estimated delivery: 1 – 3 business days
Physio Professional Grade Vet-Informed Tool Adjustable Difficulty Level
Why it works

What makes this different

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Neuro Sensory Surface

Tactile buds boost proprioceptive feedback every session.

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Adjustable Difficulty

Inflate or deflate to match your dog's ability.

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Peanut Shape Design

Stable shape ideal for guided rehab exercises.

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Professional Grade Quality

Trusted by canine physiotherapists across the UK.

The details

Everything you need to know

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The KRUUSE Physio Tactile Peanut Balance Ball is a professional-grade rehabilitation and conditioning tool trusted by canine physiotherapists across the UK. Its distinctive peanut shape provides a stable yet dynamic surface that encourages core engagement, weight shifting, and improved body awareness during guided exercise sessions.

What sets this ball apart is its neuro sensory bud surface — raised nodules that deliver enhanced tactile and proprioceptive stimulation every time your dog interacts with it. This makes it particularly effective for dogs recovering from orthopaedic procedures, neurological episodes, or those working to rebuild strength and coordination after a period of restricted movement.

The inflation level is fully adjustable, allowing you to tailor the difficulty to your dog's current ability and progress gradually as they grow stronger and more confident. Whether you are a veterinary professional equipping a clinic or a dedicated owner supporting your dog's recovery at home, the KRUUSE Physio Tactile Peanut Ball is a versatile and long-lasting investment in your dog's mobility and wellbeing.

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Inflate the ball to your desired firmness using a standard pump — less air for a softer, more forgiving surface and more air for increased instability and challenge. Introduce your dog to the ball slowly, allowing them to sniff and explore it before beginning any exercises. Begin with simple weight-bearing positions, such as resting the front paws or chest over the ball, and gradually progress to more dynamic movements as your dog gains confidence. Always supervise your dog during use and work alongside a canine physiotherapist or vet to design an appropriate exercise programme. Do not leave your dog unattended with the ball.

Keep out of reach of children and unsupervised pets. Always supervise your dog during use to prevent falls or injury. Do not use if the ball is damaged, punctured, or showing signs of wear. Use on a non-slip surface to reduce the risk of slipping during exercises. Consult your veterinarian or canine physiotherapist before use, particularly for dogs recovering from surgery or managing a medical condition. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and sharp objects. Clean with a damp cloth and mild soap; allow to dry fully before storage.

Free UK delivery on orders over £39. Delivery times vary by product, and we'll email you tracking as soon as your order is on its way.

Not right for your pet? Return it within 30 days for a full refund - just get in touch and we'll sort it, no fuss.

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Common questions

Frequently asked questions

Yes, the KRUUSE Physio Tactile Peanut Ball is specifically designed for canine rehabilitation, making it ideal for dogs recovering from orthopaedic surgery, ligament repairs, or neurological conditions. Always consult your vet or canine physiotherapist before beginning a rehabilitation programme to ensure it is appropriate for your dog's specific condition and stage of recovery.

The difficulty is easily adjusted by adding or removing air from the ball. A firmer ball creates a more unstable surface, increasing the challenge for stronger or more advanced dogs, while a softer inflation provides a gentler, more stable platform ideal for beginners or dogs in early recovery. Start with less air and gradually increase as your dog builds confidence and strength.

The 50 cm peanut ball is generally suitable for medium to large breed dogs. The correct sizing ensures your dog can comfortably rest their chest or abdomen over the ball with their limbs reaching the ground at a safe angle. If you are unsure whether this size is right for your dog, we recommend consulting your canine physiotherapist for guidance.

The neuro sensory buds are small raised nodules covering the surface of the ball. When your dog makes contact with them, they stimulate nerve receptors in the skin and muscles, enhancing proprioceptive feedback — your dog's awareness of where their body is in space. This heightened sensory input makes rehabilitation exercises more effective and helps retrain movement patterns following injury or surgery.

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