Name: Veterinary Laser Therapy
Brand: Cozing
SKU: 241818050

What's the indications of the veterinary laser therapy?

Treat animal arthritis, animal inflammation, animal osteoarthritis
Help animals reduce pain, pain in various parts of the head, feet and tail
Accelerate wound healing and reduce animal wound pain

What's the technical parameter of the veterinary laser therapy ?

COZING-T05 Technical Parameters
Battery Capacity:	Built-in lithium battery 5200mAh
Terminal Laser output:	6 laser beams with 808nm,19 laser beams with 650nm
Voltage:	110-240V,50-60 Hz
Working Mode:	Pulse mode and continuous mode
Time Setting:	Start from 1 minute,1-60 minutes,adjustable
Adapter:	Europe America standard
The Max.	output:1295mW
Display:	Gray LCD display

Model	Wavelength	Max. Output
COZING-T05	808nm+650nm	1200mw
COZING-T05-1	808nm+650nm	2W
COZING-T05-2	808nm+650nm	3W
COZING-T05-3	808nm+650nm	4W
COZING-T05-4	808nm+650nm	5W
COZING-T05-5	808nm+650nm	6W
COZING-T05 (Rental)	808nm+650nm	1200mW
COZING-T05P1	650nm+904nm	25W
COZING-T05P2	650nm+904nm	75W
COZING-T05-6	808nm+650nm	7W
COZING-T05-8	808nm+650nm	9W
Customized	830nm/904nm/650nm/450nm/660nm/808nm	100mw-75w as the customiz

what is veterinary laser therapy working Principle?

①COZING-T05V uses deep penetrating beamsof the laser to alter cells and the tissuethat surrounds them. When the laser penetrates the bodY's cellular components,it stimulates the targeted cells and promoteshealing.
②Whether your pets are struggling with post-surgical pain or they're simply getting older,laser therapy can help them live their verybest life.Treatments are relatively quick andcan be easily integrated with traditional medical procedures and other holisticpractices like acupuncture,reiki andhydrotherapy.

What is the advantages of the COZING-T05V?

①Laser Power 10W~60W optional for wide range of applications
② Laser Wavelength 808nm, 650nm optional
③ Effective results, each session only need 3-10 mins; 30-50% pain relieves after first session.
④CW and pulsed two working modes
⑤Long lifetime, more than 30 thousand hours.
⑥ High return on one-time investment,No consumables for lifetime

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Laser Therapy Case Study

Chronic Non-healing Wound – "Ike" 11-year-old Belgian Malinois

①History: 11-year-old neutered male Belgian Malinois with a chronically non-healing incision 3 months post-surgery

②Diagnosis: Mast Cell Tumor removal with MRSA infection and chronic recurrence of incisional dehiscence

③Previous Treatment: Multiple surgical incisional revisions, 4 different antibiotic therapies based on culture results, medihoney therapy, hydrotherapy, warm compressing

④Results: After just 2 laser treatments the owners reported that Ike's incision looked the best that it had looked in months. After a full course of 8 laser treatments, the wound healed completely with no recurrence of infection or dehiscence. The owners were very pleased with the treatment, reporting no side effects to the laser therapy.

FAQ

Q1: How is laser therapy commonly used in veterinary medicine?

A1: In veterinary medicine, laser therapy is commonly used as a non-invasive and drug-free treatment option to promote healing and reduce pain in animals. Here are some common applications:
Pain Management:
Laser therapy is employed to alleviate pain associated with various conditions such as arthritis, musculoskeletal injuries, and post-surgical recovery.
Inflammatory Conditions:
It is used to address inflammatory conditions like tendonitis and bursitis, helping to reduce swelling and promote faster healing.
Wound Healing:
Laser therapy can enhance the healing process for wounds, cuts, and incisions by promoting cellular regeneration and reducing inflammation.
Musculoskeletal Issues:
Animals with musculoskeletal problems, such as strains or sprains, may benefit from laser therapy to improve mobility and accelerate recovery.
Dermatological Conditions:
Skin conditions, including hot spots, dermatitis, and other inflammatory skin disorders, can be treated with laser therapy for its anti-inflammatory effects.