Animals

They Feel Better. You Feel Better.

Light therapy offers a gentle, non-invasive way to support the animals we love. From active dogs and aging pets to horses and working animals, targeted light can support comfort, mobility, circulation and recovery as part of their regular care routine. Because keeping them feeling their best is part of loving them.

Advanced Light Therapy for the Animals You Love

Targeted light therapy is used in veterinary and animal-care settings to help reduce pain and inflammation, support circulation, promote tissue repair, and aid recovery from muscle and joint strain. Gentle and non-invasive, it provides another way to support comfort, mobility, and everyday quality of life.

Support Healing at the Cellular Level

Photobiomodulation uses targeted light energy to support cellular metabolism, microcirculation and tissue regeneration—helping manage inflammatory responses, musculoskeletal discomfort, soft-tissue recovery and joint mobility while supporting the body’s natural reparative processes.

What you never knew about light therapy and your pet!

WHY IS LIGHT THERAPY SAFE?

Photobiomodulation uses non-ionizing light rather than UV radiation. When used according to the device instructions, it delivers controlled light energy to tissue without the tissue damage associated with ionizing radiation. Always follow the device’s safety guidance, particularly around the eyes.

HOW LONG HAS LIGHT THERAPY BEEN AROUND?

Modern photobiomodulation research dates to the 1960s, when physician Endre Mester began investigating low-level light and biological tissue. Since then, light-based therapies have been studied across medicine, rehabilitation, dermatology, sports medicine and veterinary applications.

IS LIGHT THERAPY PROVEN?

Photobiomodulation has been investigated in thousands of scientific publications. Research has examined its effects on cellular activity, inflammation, pain, wound healing, tissue repair and recovery. The strength of evidence varies by condition, wavelength, dose and treatment protocol, so it should not be presented as a universal cure.

HOW OFTEN SHOULD I USE LIGHT THERAPY?

Frequency depends on the device, wavelength, treatment area and reason for use. Many photobiomodulation protocols involve multiple treatments per week, while some devices are designed for more frequent use. For the BIOPTRON, follow the specific treatment instructions supplied with the device or guidance from a qualified healthcare or veterinary professional.