Veterinary & Pet Light Therapy Solutions

Why Sports Recovery Needs PBM Now

Pet owners expect drug-free, science-backed recovery with minimal restraint.
Clinics, groomers, rehab centers add PBM to enhance care and throughput.
Photobiomodulation (PBM) uses red 630–660nm and NIR 810–850nm wavelengths.
Sessions are 8–12-minute, comfortable, technician-operated, easy to standardize.
Benefits include pain relief, reduced inflammation, circulation support, faster healing.
Drives new revenue: add-ons, session packs, memberships, home-device retail.
Supports working dogs and sport animals with pre/post-event recovery.
Implements easily: cart-mounted panels, flexible wraps, pads, full-body beds.
Built under ISO13485 with CE/FCC/RoHS support and veterinary IFUs.
OEM/ODM customization: wavelengths, irradiance, mounts, branding, packaging, protocols, training.
Pet health spending rises; owners seek non-pharma, home-compliant therapies.

Red/NIR supports circulation and cellular energy for comfort and range of motion.

Light therapy supports tissue repair, reduces localized discomfort and swelling.

Large-area pads and panel arches provide consistent coverage. Barn-friendly gear drives boarder satisfaction and referrals.

Red light supports epithelial repair and helps calm irritated skin.

Targeted light around the ear base supports comfort and localized circulation.

Pre-event priming and post-event recovery with red/NIR on tendons/ligaments.

Small lesions, ears

Point pain, trigger points, cervical/shoulder foci

Knee, elbow, ankle

OA, tendon comfort, Hook-and-loop straps

Back/loin coverage

OHook-and-loop straps; ver-back drape or frame arch

Large dogs; post-op rest

Full body experience (two pieces); comfortable experience.

Scientific explanation of red light therapy benefits

Wavelength Optimization:

630–660 nm: Skin/follicles & superficial fascia; supports microcirculation, hot-spot calm, surface analgesia.
810–850 nm: Deeper muscle, tendon, joint, peripheral nerves; boosts mitochondrial ATP and recovery.
905–940 nm: Hemodynamic support for swelling/stiffness in larger breeds/equine.

Brand introduction and positioning

1. Is red light therapy safe for dogs, cats, and horses?

Yes when used as directed. Use eye-protection practices, avoid direct beam into eyes, and follow dosing guidelines.

2. How do I dose sessions?

Start with 8–12 minutes per area, 3–5×/week for 2–4 weeks, then taper. Adjust by coat density, skin tone, and response.

3. What conditions benefit most in practice?

What conditions benefit most in practice?

4. Pricing, MOQ, and lead times?

OEM/ODM starts at low MOQs for wraps/wands; panels/beds have tiered pricing. Typical production 30–45 days after approval.

5. Cleaning & biosecurity?

Smooth, sealed surfaces, or removable washable sleeves for wraps and mats.