A: Class IV laser therapy, also known as high-power or high-intensity laser therapy, is a type of medical treatment that uses a laser to penetrate deep into tissues to promote healing and reduce pain and inflammation. Class IV lasers are the most powerful type of therapeutic lasers, with an output of over 2300mW. They are typically used to treat acute and chronic musculoskeletal pain, including back pain, arthritis, and sports injuries. The therapy works by stimulating cellular activity and increasing blood flow, which helps reduce inflammation and accelerate tissue repair. The treatment is typically administered by a healthcare professional, such as a physical therapist or chiropractor or veterinary, who will use a handheld laser device to apply the laser energy to the affected area. The treatment is painless and typically lasts between several minutes, depending on the size and location of the treatment area. It is important to note that while class IV laser therapy is generally considered safe, it is not recommended for use on patients with certain medical conditions or for those who are pregnant. As with any medical treatment, it is important to consult with a healthcare professional before undergoing class IV laser therapy.

A: It can be used on the chest, belly, upper back, neck, head,scalp, thighs, hips legs, feet and so on. WARNING! Never use it over your eyes, as the lights can damage your eyes.

A: Yes, this Class IV laser therapy device is safe for animals, and treatments are well-tolerated by pets like dogs and cats. One of the biggest reasons so many vets use laser therapy is because it is a quick, simple, and safe treatment with few, if any, major side effects. This is backed by peer-reviewed clinical research, too.

A:Yes, laser therapy is one of the fastest growing treatments among veterinarians in the U.S. It is frequently used in animal rehabilitation settings for pain reduction, inflammation reduction, and wound care and healing. Veterinarians also widely use it for chronic pain and mobility issues associated with arthritis treatment. Laser therapy is also used for animal pain relief and injury and wound healing, especially after surgeries.

A: If the animals have skin wound, we recommend starting off with 30 seconds treatment sessions with Class IV veterinary laser therapy device at the first week and working your way up to 1-minute session. For acute pain or a sprain, we recommend starting off with 1 minute treatment sessions with it at the first week and working your way up to 2 minutes session. For arthritis, inflammation, or chronic pain, we recommend starting off with 2 minutes treatment sessions at the first week. You can use it 2-3 times a day in either scenario. We recommend using Class IV veterinary laser therapy device 5 days per week, depending on the wellness goals. Do not use continuously for more than 10 minutes, and wait at least 6 hours between 10 minutes sessions.

A: For the Class IV veterinary laser therapy device to work most effectively, it is best to use device directly over bare skin. However, you may use the device to light the hairs, just the effect will be affected. You could keep the light probe away from the skin about 2cm.