CanineGym® Gear K9FITbed™
$45.00 – $51.00
Reach For Your Roll… and Go!
CanineGym® Gear K9FITbed™ with Stretching Poster Increase Your Bond Through Stretching
- Flexibility
- Range of Motion
- Circulation
- Joint Health
- Sleep!
When adventure is calling and it is time to Ruff It, then reach for your roll… and go!
Travel handle keeps bed conveniently packed until the sandman calls. Cushy 2″ removable pad is a perfect ground barrier and the K9FITbed™ underside is also slip proof in crates or any hard surface. The earth-friendly design is constructed of recycled yoga mat material. Because the scraps vary we can not always guarantee the colors are in stock, but we can guarantee you are helping to reduce waste headed for landfills. The current lot of mats available are GREY IN COLOUR.
Included:
Anti-Slip Underside
Removable 2″ Sleeping Pad
Comfortable Fleece Liner
Machine Wash Delicate, Remove Pad, Lay Flat to Dry
Removable Travel Handle
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Description
Free Stretching Poster
Stretching your dog is important for their health and flexibility. Not only does it promote better range of motion, but it also promotes better circulation and provides more oxygen to the muscles.
GUIDELINES
Before you stretch always ensure the muscles are warmed properly. This can be accomplished with a short walk, a gentle massage or a warm moist towel on the area to be stretched. A warm muscle stretches better than a cold muscle and reduces the risk of injury from over stretching.
Stretching should not be rushed and you should watch closely your dogs response. Begin with small ranges of motion, then progress to a good stretch. Stop the stretch when you start to feel some moderate tension in the tissue and then hold. If your dog pulls away the stretch may be too aggressive, or the area may be sore. Back off intensity until you can stretch the muscle for up to 30 seconds and then repeat 2–3 times.
Always hold the limb you are stretching with both hands. Open palms and a gentle grip are best to avoid squeezing your hands or stressing the joint. Never force a muscle or joint. Think low and slow. If your dog is especially sensitive during a stretch, seek advice and further instruction from your Veterinarian or Canine Rehabilitation Specialist. Special care must be taken to avoid injury.
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