Costco is offering a new bundle aimed at enhancing canine fitness, featuring the FitPaws K9FitBone and Duo Disc for $99.99. This package provides two different balance training tools designed to make indoor exercise more engaging for dogs and their owners.

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On Costco’s website, a reviewer noted that this bundle is a great value, as the K9FitBone alone typically retails for $99 on the FitPaws website, while the Duo Disc is priced at nearly $70 separately. The bundle thus presents a significant saving for dog owners looking to invest in their pet's fitness.

The K9FitBone and Duo Disc are made from high-quality PVC material, which is puncture-resistant and can support up to 300 pounds. The K9FitBone, resembling a dog bone, has a curved surface that shifts under a dog's weight, helping to engage their core and muscles. The Duo Disc, being lower to the ground, is more accessible for dogs who are new to balance training or recovering from injuries.

These tools are commonly utilized by canine rehabilitation specialists and professional agility trainers but can also be used for general enrichment at home. They are beneficial for dogs recovering from injuries, senior dogs losing muscle mass, and active dogs interested in agility training.

The K9FitBone is particularly versatile, accommodating both small and large dogs in various exercises. One such exercise involves targeting the dog's front paws to step onto the bone while keeping their back paws grounded. This should be held for five to ten seconds before rewarding the dog. Another exercise, known as sit-to-stand, engages different muscle groups as the dog transitions between positions.

For beginners, the Duo Disc offers a less intimidating option for nervous dogs or those with mobility issues. Basic exercises start with getting the dog to stand on the disc, which builds confidence. Additional activities include canine crunches and weight-shifting exercises designed to enhance their balance and core strength.

This information was originally shared by Parade Pets on October 3, 2026.