Beamlab HipBeam Therapy Wrap
Description
A slower rise after a nap. Hesitation at the stairs. Less enthusiasm for their favourite walk. When movement becomes uncomfortable, you dog will not enjoy life like they used to.
HipBeam makes targeted light sessions easier to include in your dog’s care routine. Shaped around the hips and hindquarters, it positions the light-emitting pad over the intended area. Adjustable fastenings keep it in place, so you can sit beside your dog without holding a device throughout the session.
Why light therapy around the hips?
Dogs with hip osteoarthritis, discomfort associated with hip dysplasia or soreness in the surrounding muscles could find Red light therapy the answer to enjoying those long walks again. The aim is to support comfort and movement not to change the shape of the hip joint or correct hip dysplasia.
Red and near-infrared light therapy works through photobiomodulation: light absorbed by cells can influence energy production and signals involved in inflammation and tissue repair. Around the hips, the intended benefit is support for the surrounding soft tissues and recovery processes.
Veterinary laser research has reported improvements in pain and movement in dogs with hip osteoarthritis.
Focused sessions. Familiar surroundings.
Wireless operation means no trailing mains cable during use. Choose a quiet spot, help your dog settle and stay close. HipBeam makes the practical side of supervised sessions simpler, alongside any treatment or exercises your vet recommends.
Care that starts with paying attention. It’s Light Work.
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A slower rise after a nap. Hesitation at the stairs. Less enthusiasm for their favourite walk. When movement becomes uncomfortable, you dog will not enjoy life like they used to.
HipBeam makes targeted light sessions easier to include in your dog’s care routine. Shaped around the hips and hindquarters, it positions the light-emitting pad over the intended area. Adjustable fastenings keep it in place, so you can sit beside your dog without holding a device throughout the session.
Why light therapy around the hips?
Dogs with hip osteoarthritis, discomfort associated with hip dysplasia or soreness in the surrounding muscles could find Red light therapy the answer to enjoying those long walks again. The aim is to support comfort and movement not to change the shape of the hip joint or correct hip dysplasia.
Red and near-infrared light therapy works through photobiomodulation: light absorbed by cells can influence energy production and signals involved in inflammation and tissue repair. Around the hips, the intended benefit is support for the surrounding soft tissues and recovery processes.
Veterinary laser research has reported improvements in pain and movement in dogs with hip osteoarthritis.
Focused sessions. Familiar surroundings.
Wireless operation means no trailing mains cable during use. Choose a quiet spot, help your dog settle and stay close. HipBeam makes the practical side of supervised sessions simpler, alongside any treatment or exercises your vet recommends.
Care that starts with paying attention. It’s Light Work.