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Bigeer
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BG-9971
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2000mm×750mm×1000mm
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1550mm×610mm×740mm
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1 Seat
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Circulation pump 1 HP × 1/ UV unit 23 W × 1
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3 kW × 1
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Variable-Frequency Control System
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Stainless Steel
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Stainless Steel
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4.8 kW
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1 unit
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30 days
Canine Underwater Treadmill for Veterinary Rehabilitation and Fitness
Add supervised aquatic exercise to your practice with the bigeer BG-9971 canine underwater treadmill. Designed for pet rehabilitation and fitness applications, it combines variable-speed belt movement with water-based exercise in a chamber with a large viewing window.
The BG-9971 features a 1.1kW hydraulic power unit, a 10.2-inch touchscreen and a listed speed range of 0.2–6 km/h. Its equipment package also includes a 3kW heater, a 1HP circulation pump and a 23W UV unit.
With a 1,200 × 500 mm running platform, the BG-9971 gives veterinary clinics and animal rehabilitation centers a defined equipment option to assess against their patients, available space and daily workflow.
Contact bigeer for BG-9971 pricing, configuration details and installation information.
What Is a Canine Underwater Treadmill?
A canine underwater treadmill, also known as a dog water treadmill or canine hydrotherapy treadmill, combines a moving belt with a water-filled exercise chamber. The dog walks on the belt while a trained operator supervises the session.
Water provides buoyancy and resistance. Water depth can also change how a dog moves its joints, making session setup an important part of professional assessment. An underwater treadmill supports walking with paw contact on the belt, whereas pool swimming involves a different movement pattern.
For rehabilitation, a veterinarian should determine suitability and guide the exercise plan. Speed, water level and session duration should be selected for the individual dog within the equipment’s approved operating limits.


Variable-Speed Hydraulic System for Controlled Exercise
The BG-9971 uses a 1.1kW hydraulic power unit and offers a catalog speed range of 0.2–6 km/h, approximately 0.12–3.73 mph.
The low starting speed gives practitioners an option to consider when introducing suitable patients to belt movement. The available range allows pace to be selected according to the dog’s size, movement and exercise plan.
Equipment speed capability is not a recommended treatment protocol. Confirm speed increments and operating modes during the product demonstration, and select settings under professional supervision.
Touchscreen Controls and a Clear View of the Patient
A 10.2-inch touchscreen provides the main control interface. The catalog lists speed and time information on the display, helping operators follow the session while observing the dog.
The large side viewing window provides a view of the exercise chamber and the dog’s movement. Staff can use this visibility to observe paw placement, posture and the patient’s response during supervised exercise.


Designed Around Operator Observation
The combination of visible movement and accessible controls supports a practical treatment-room layout. Position the equipment so staff can reach the controls, assist the patient and observe the chamber without obstructions.
Dogs should remain under direct supervision throughout use.

Water Heating, Circulation and UV Treatment
The BG-9971 includes a 3kW heater, a 1HP circulation pump and a 23W UV unit in its catalog configuration.
| Water-system component | Listed configuration |
| Heater | 1 × 3kW |
| Circulation pump | 1 × 1HP |
| UV unit | 1 × 23W |
Stainless Steel Construction and a Non-Slip Running Belt
The BG-9971 catalog specifies stainless steel and ABS materials, a non-slip running belt and an anti-pinch frame.
Its listed running platform measures 1,200 × 500 mm, approximately 47.2 × 19.7 inches. When selecting a dog hydrotherapy treadmill, consider usable running space as well as the dog’s weight, body length and stride.
The catalog lists a load capacity of 200 lb, approximately 90.7 kg. This does not mean every dog below that weight will fit or be suitable for the equipment. Confirm the intended patient range with bigeer and the supervising veterinary team.


BG-9971 Canine Underwater
Treadmill Specifications
| Specification | Catalog reference |
| Brand | bigeer |
| Model | BG-9971 |
| Product type | Canine underwater treadmill |
| External dimensions | 2,000 × 750 × 1,000 mm |
| Approximate external dimensions | 78.7 × 29.5 × 39.4 in |
| Internal dimensions | 1,550 × 610 × 740 mm |
| Running platform | 1,200 × 500 mm / approximately 47.2 × 19.7 in |
| Listed speed range | 0.2–6 km/h / approximately 0.12–3.73 mph |
| Hydraulic power unit | 1 × 1.1kW |
| Touchscreen | 10.2 inches |
| Heater | 1 × 3kW |
| Circulation pump | 1 × 1HP |
| UV unit | 1 × 23W |
| Listed total power | 4.8kW |
| Listed materials | Stainless steel and ABS |
| Running belt | Non-slip |
| Frame feature | Anti-pinch design |
| Catalog load capacity | 200 lb / approximately 90.7 kg; patient fit requires confirmation |
Dimensions are catalog references. Use the approved configuration drawing for delivery and installation planning. Internal chamber height is not the maximum operating water depth.

Applications for Veterinary Clinics and Canine Rehabilitation Centers
The BG-9971 is intended for facilities adding supervised water-based exercise to their services.

Veterinary Rehabilitation
Use the equipment as part of a veterinarian-directed rehabilitation program when aquatic exercise is appropriate for the patient. Treatment selection, progression and return to activity remain clinical decisions.

Canine Fitness and Conditioning
For suitable dogs, the treadmill offers another setting for professionally managed exercise. The operator can select belt speed while observing the dog’s movement and tolerance.

Animal Rehabilitation Centers
A dedicated exercise chamber, viewing window and touchscreen can help centers organize supervised sessions within a planned treatment space. Evaluate patient access, staff positioning and cleaning time alongside the equipment specifications.

Space and Utilities
Provide bigeer with your room dimensions, delivery access and available electrical supply. Confirm:
- Final equipment dimensions and any external components.
- Required voltage, phase, frequency and circuit specification.
- Water supply and drainage connections.
- Complete operating weight and floor-loading requirements.
- Clearance for patient access, observation and maintenance.
Cleaning and Maintenance
Build time into the daily schedule for hair and debris removal, cleaning, water checks and equipment inspection. Ask for the cleaning procedure, approved products, UV servicing requirements and access instructions before commissioning.
Request a demonstration of belt controls, stopping procedures and patient entry and exit. Review the supplied documentation with every operator who will use the equipment.


Discuss a custom project
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What is the difference between a canine underwater treadmill and a dog swimming pool?
An underwater treadmill allows a dog to walk with its paws contacting a moving belt. Swimming uses a different movement pattern without belt contact. The appropriate exercise method depends on the dog’s needs and professional assessment.
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What is the speed range of the BG-9971?
The catalog lists 0.2–6 km/h, approximately 0.12–3.73 mph. The appropriate session speed depends on the patient and exercise plan.
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Does the BG-9971 include a heater?
Yes. The catalog configuration includes a 3kW heater, together with a 1HP circulation pump and a 23W UV unit. Confirm the temperature-control range and final water-system configuration when ordering.
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Is the BG-9971 suitable for every dog breed?
Suitability depends on patient size, stride, mobility and clinical needs. The running platform is listed as 1,200 × 500 mm, and the catalog load capacity is 200 lb. Weight alone does not establish whether a dog fits the equipment.
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What is the maximum water depth?
Request the confirmed operating water-depth range from bigeer. The listed 740 mm internal height describes the chamber and should not be used as a maximum fill level.
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Can a dog use the treadmill without supervision?
No. A trained operator should remain present to observe the dog, manage the controls and assist when needed.
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Can the BG-9971 be used after surgery?
It may be considered as part of a rehabilitation program when the treating veterinarian approves aquatic exercise. The timing and exercise plan depend on the individual patient and healing status.
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How much does a canine underwater treadmill cost?
Request a current quotation for the selected equipment package and destination. Confirm shipping, installation, training, warranty and service scope alongside the equipment price.

Request a bigeer Canine Underwater Treadmill Quote
Equip your facility with a clearly specified system for supervised canine aquatic exercise. The BG-9971 combines variable-speed hydraulic operation, touchscreen controls, a viewing window and water-heating equipment in one pet rehabilitation treadmill.

