iKeener Pet/Vet Therapy Device,Cold Laser Therapy Relieve Animal's Muscle Joint Pain,Portable Handheld Red Light Therapy Device,with 650nm and 808nm Wavelength,for Horses,Dogs,Cats and Others (Black)

It seems to help my dogs neck and he seems relaxed when I’m using it on him

Following my physio using this on my dog after surgery and him being in discomfort between sessions, I decided to purchase this! What an absolute amazing device and equipment, using often, dog allows you to do this as can feel the pain washing straight away! Excellent for Hinds, back for dogs! This was worth every penny and highly recommend

From being a kitten my cat pulled a muscle, she seemed to lay and whimper, the vet said she'd pulled a muscle from running around like a wild animal (she was wild) As she's grown she tends to limp every few months, this was costing a fortune in vet bills with no relief for the cat, try getting a very over active cat to rest?? So we saw this Pet Therapy device and thought it was worth a try. Can be used on loads of different animals too. Its easy to use, good quality and a bonus its rechargeable (no expensive batteries) The cat was very cooperative as she was in pain, it was trial and error at first but it did seem to help her and after a few days off using the laser, she was walking a lot better. It comes with all power cords, a portable storage bag/box type and a fairly good instruction manual. After getting her to normal we do treat the same area weekly, hoping to strengthen the muscle up. Priced at £99.99 it pays for itself after saving on 2/3 visits to vet. Worth a try and no trying to get medication into a stbborn cat.

I have been using this product for over 2 months and I am quite happy with it. Can't say if it's helping my dog as he is on lots of medication as well for his condition but I can say that he simply loves the time when I use it on him and relaxes him too

I can't honestly say I've seen an improvement yet but my dog absolutely loves it as she jumps straight on my bed when I get this out so she's enjoying the pamper time at the very least which gives positive health benefits on its own so I would say this is beneficial to your dogs health regardless in my opinion, hopefully, I can seem some results from the red light therapy too which would make this even better.

I bought one of these to use on my rabbit after he sustained a spinal injury. To be honest it didn't help him at all, and I now know that it is because the wavelength intensity is to low. My rabbit has sessions at the vets now, which are really helping him, because he is starting to get feeling back in his hind legs. Because the lazer machine at the vets is much stronger, the frequency of treatment is two sessions one week, and then just one the following week, so we are following a 2, 1, 2, 1, etc cycle.