OrtoCanis Wobble Board

Our Wobble Board is made of resin, is study and built to last.

40 cm wide circular board to work instability and train dog's proprioception.

Its upper side is covered with 25 kg thick foam and with synthetic leather that offers better comfort and security while doing exercise.

Wobble boards are one of the most used devices for dog proprioceptive rehabilitation in order to strengthen balance.

A must-have for your canine rehabilitation centre.

Adding a Wobble Board is a good way to maintain a dog's strong joints, ensure a good range of motion and mobility. These have become an essential cross-training tool for the sporting dog and performance dog and will help keep your dog in top competitive condition.

• GREAT FOR ANY FITNESS LEVEL – From physical therapy to older adults to elite athletes, the balance trainer is beneficial and adaptable for any goal
• LIGHT & PORTABLE – Weighing only about 3 lbs. , the 15. 75-inch diameter board is compact & light enough to carry so you can take your workout anywhere
• NON-SLIP, GRIP SURFACE – A textured surface prevents slipping whether in shoes , barefoot or on your hands for improved stability and safety
• BODY AWARENESS – By training your equilibrium, your body becomes more aware of its place in space for better coordination– great for standing desks

Suitable for all breeds and also for front and back legs.

Wobble boards can also be uses for a variety of post surgery support and rehabiliation as well.

Main uses are for rehabilitaion support are:

• Post-surgical rehabilitation
• Slipped disks
• Osteoarthritis
• Spine problems-Cauda equina syndrome
• Muscular weakness
• Other neurological deficits or muscular atrophies

You can do exercises with your dog on a wobble board such as:

Sit to Stand

• Keep wobble board secure with your foot
• Bring dog onto wobble board and get them to sit
• Lure dog  to stand and repeat.

This encourages spinal elongation while standing

Core Workout

• Keep wobble board secure with your foot
• Encourage dog onto wobbleboard
• Keep dog in a stand for 5-10 second intervals and then build as dog becomes more stable
• Release dog off wobble board

Disc Spins

• Have dog stand on board with front paws only
• spin wobble board or have dog move around wobble boarsd whils front paws  do not come off wobble board ( they will lift paws to move around)
• You can also use this method to have dogs stand on woblle board for a 5-10 second period and release.

Big Stretch!

• Have dog sit on centre of wobble board
• Stabilise the wobble baord with your foot if needed.
• Using a treat have your dog move their hed to should then continue to strech to hip, switch sides and repeat.

 If needed for all exercises put a harness on your dog so you are not leading them by the neck.