Laser therapy for older pets: support for dogs, cats and horses As our beloved pets age, they can suffer from various health challenges. Laser therapy is used by some pet owners and veterinarians as a complementary option to provide additional support for older dogs, cats, and horses. However, current scientific evidence does not support its

Joint health is a key concern for all horse owners. Especially in sport and leisure horses, joint problems can lead to long-term limitations in movement and reduced performance. Preventive measures therefore play a crucial role. One complementary option used by some horse owners and veterinarians in this context is magnetic field therapy . However, current

Joint problems such as osteoarthritis or hip dysplasia make life difficult for many dogs. Pain, stiffness, and reduced quality of life are possible consequences. One method used as a complementary support is laser therapy . It is non-invasive and generally well-tolerated by dogs. Important: It does not replace veterinary diagnosis and treatment – ​​the treating

Circulatory disorders in horses – a practical example of complementary laser therapy Below, we describe a single case study, documented by us, of the complementary use of the pulsed diode therapy laser in a horse with circulatory abnormalities. This single case does not constitute a scientific study and does not

Tendon rupture in horses – practical example of complementary laser therapy Below, we describe a single case study, documented by us, on the complementary use of the pulsed diode therapy laser in a tendon injury. This case study does not constitute a scientific study and does not allow for any

Infected wound after chip surgery – practical example of complementary laser therapy Below, we describe a single case study, documented by us, of the complementary use of the pulsed diode therapy laser for an infected wound. This case study does not constitute a scientific study and does not allow for