Name: VETBASE. ORIGINAL – Stable platform for dogs
Brand: vetdogfit
Price: 89.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

Stable base for controlled training

The VETBASE. ORIGINAL creates a firm and clearly defined training surface for exercises where a controlled starting position and clean execution of movement are the focus.

Thanks to its stable construction, your dog can place its paws precisely and adopt positions consciously. This allows for the structured development of body control, coordination, and controlled movement sequences.

The VETBASE. ORIGINAL is suitable for versatile functional training – from simple basic positions and weight shifts to combined training setups with other VETBASE. and VETPAD. elements.

What makes VETBASE. ORIGINAL special?

STABLE TRAINING SURFACE

Solid base for controlled starting positions and clean movement execution.

PRECISE PAW PLACEMENT

The clearly defined surface facilitates conscious and targeted paw placement.

NON-SLIP SURFACE

The black, non-slip surface ensures a secure footing during training.

BODY CONTROL & COORDINATION

Ideal for exercises in which position, weight distribution, and movement patterns are to be consciously controlled.

VERSATILE AND EASY TO COMBINE

Can be used individually or combined with other VETPAD and VETBASE elements.

STACKABLE

Multiple VETBASE elements can be stacked and used for different heights and training setups.

STABLE TRAINING SURFACE

Solid base for controlled starting positions and clean movement execution.
BODY CONTROL & COORDINATION

Ideal for exercises in which position, weight distribution, and movement patterns are to be consciously controlled.
PRECISE PAW PLACEMENT

The clearly defined surface facilitates conscious and targeted paw placement.
VERSATILE AND EASY TO COMBINE

Can be used individually or combined with other VETPAD and VETBASE elements.
NON-SLIP SURFACE

The black, non-slip surface ensures a secure footing during training.
STACKABLE

Multiple VETBASE elements can be stacked and used for different heights and training setups.

When is VETBASE. ORIGINAL particularly useful?

Spacious training area

At 42 × 42 × 8 cm, the VETBASE. ORIGINAL provides plenty of room for a stable stance and versatile training setups.

Looking for a more compact option?

The VETBASE. petite offers the same versatile training possibilities in a more compact 30 × 30 × 6 cm footprint.

Which VETBASE. is right for you?

Scroll left to right	VETBASE. ORIGINAL	VETBASE. petite
Texture	stable, non-slip	stable, non-slip
Size	42 x 42 x 8 cm	30 x 30 x 6 cm
Especially suitable for	Dogs that benefit from a wider stance	smaller dogs as well as medium to large dogs for more precise paw placement and targeted positioning work

More surface area can make getting started easier.

The larger VETBASE. ORIGINAL offers more room for paws and can therefore provide greater confidence, especially at the beginning. The smaller VETBASE. petite calls for more precise placement and is well suited to targeted positioning exercises.

More possibilities with two stable training surfaces.

With two VETBASE. elements, you can position the forequarters and hindquarters separately, vary the spacing, and deliberately build coordinated movement sequences.

The BASE DUO combines two stable training surfaces in a coordinated set.

DISCOVER BASE DUO

Stable foundation meets active balance.

Combine VETBASE. with VETPAD. if you want to deliberately bring together unstable training stimuli and fixed positioning in one setup.

DISCOVER COMBI

Developed for everyday training.

VETBASE. ORIGINAL was developed through practical work with dogs in training and therapy.

The sturdy wooden body, textured surface, and carefully considered shape are designed for controlled positioning and versatile training setups.

sturdy wooden structure
Non-slip surface
stackable
Can be combined flexibly

Train safely and appropriately.

Not every exercise is suitable for every dog. In cases of pain, pronounced lameness, neurological symptoms, after surgery, or with known medical conditions, training should be tailored in consultation with a veterinarian or canine physiotherapist.