BeamLab PulseLaser Pro
Description
When your dog needs attention in one particular area, a larger wrap or pad may be more than you need. PulseLaser Pro combines 650 nm red and 808 nm near-infrared laser light in a handheld device, giving you control over positioning during supervised, localised sessions.
Whether you’re discussing care for an older companion or following a rehabilitation programme, it offers a practical way to deliver light sessions recommended by your vet.
How does laser therapy work?
Low-level laser therapy uses a process called photobiomodulation. Light absorbed by living tissue can influence cellular activity, including energy production and signalling involved in inflammation and repair.
Veterinary research has explored its use for pain and soft-tissue healing..
The 650 nm visible red light is generally associated with more superficial application, while 808 nm near-infrared light can penetrate further into tissue. The amount reaching the intended area depends.
Why choose PulseLaser Pro?
Give one area focused attention. The handheld format lets you position the device over the area identified in your dog’s care plan.
An alternative when a wrap doesn’t suit. Localised application offers another option for suitable areas that are difficult to cover with wearable equipment.
Keep sessions personal. Stay beside your dog, help them settle and observe their comfort throughout without fitting a larger pad around their body.
For a dog with joint discomfort or a soft-tissue injury, or older dogs that can be slowing down. PulseLaser Pro helps keep you dog young at heart and active in their later years.
Make it part of the right care plan
PulseLaser Pro is a cold, low-level laser device. “Cold” does not mean risk-free. Follow the supplied eye-protection requirements, avoid directing the beam towards anyone’s eyes and use only the recommended settings.
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When your dog needs attention in one particular area, a larger wrap or pad may be more than you need. PulseLaser Pro combines 650 nm red and 808 nm near-infrared laser light in a handheld device, giving you control over positioning during supervised, localised sessions.
Whether you’re discussing care for an older companion or following a rehabilitation programme, it offers a practical way to deliver light sessions recommended by your vet.
How does laser therapy work?
Low-level laser therapy uses a process called photobiomodulation. Light absorbed by living tissue can influence cellular activity, including energy production and signalling involved in inflammation and repair.
Veterinary research has explored its use for pain and soft-tissue healing..
The 650 nm visible red light is generally associated with more superficial application, while 808 nm near-infrared light can penetrate further into tissue. The amount reaching the intended area depends.
Why choose PulseLaser Pro?
Give one area focused attention. The handheld format lets you position the device over the area identified in your dog’s care plan.
An alternative when a wrap doesn’t suit. Localised application offers another option for suitable areas that are difficult to cover with wearable equipment.
Keep sessions personal. Stay beside your dog, help them settle and observe their comfort throughout without fitting a larger pad around their body.
For a dog with joint discomfort or a soft-tissue injury, or older dogs that can be slowing down. PulseLaser Pro helps keep you dog young at heart and active in their later years.
Make it part of the right care plan
PulseLaser Pro is a cold, low-level laser device. “Cold” does not mean risk-free. Follow the supplied eye-protection requirements, avoid directing the beam towards anyone’s eyes and use only the recommended settings.