vetdogfit COMBI small
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Developed by veterinarians
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can be combined flexibly
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Free shipping on orders over €100 (Germany)
The vetdogfit COMBI petite Set combines a firm VETBASE. petite with an unstable VETPAD. petite. This allows you to combine controlled positioning with a targeted balance stimulus in a versatile training setup.
The stable training surface facilitates clear starting positions and controlled movements. At the same time, the VETPAD. demands active compensatory movements and engages balance, body control, and coordination.
This makes the COMBI set particularly suitable for a controlled introduction to functional training, for varied training setups, and for dogs that benefit from more stability combined with measured instability.
Due to its compact format, the COMBI petite set is particularly suitable for smaller dogs, but can also be used for medium and larger dogs for more precise paw placement and more conscious positioning work.
VETBASE. petite
30 × 30 × 6 cm
Stable training platform for controlled positions and precise paw placement.
VETPAD. petite
30 × 30 × 6 cm
Air-filled balance pad for active stabilizing movements, balance, and body control.
Would you like more surface area?
The COMBI set is also available as the ORIGINAL version, consisting of
VETBASE. ORIGINAL and VETPAD. ORIGINAL
with the dimensions 42 × 42 × 8 cm.
The COMBI set is a versatile entry-level option with two different training surfaces. If you would like more possibilities later on, the setup can be flexibly expanded with individual VETBASE, VETPAD, or VETPAD STABLE elements.
This allows you to adjust distances, heights, and stability levels to suit your training progress and goals.
The COMBI set connects two different training surfaces in a coordinated setup: the stable VETBASE and the air-filled VETPAD.
This allows controlled positioning and active balance to be combined in a targeted manner.
Not every exercise is suitable for every dog. In the case of pain, noticeable lameness, neurological abnormalities, following surgery, or if there are known medical conditions, training should be coordinated individually with veterinarians or canine physiotherapists.
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