Red Light Therapy is suitable for all pets, livestock and humans. There are over 4000 published medical studies detailing the effect of red light therapy on a multitude of conditions medical conditions - your vet may find it useful to see more information about these. You will need to inform/speak with your vet about Red Light Therapy for your animal before any consult. Red Light Therapy is not intended to diagnose or treat any disease and should never take the place of medical or veterinary care. In my experience most humans and animals become very relaxed during their session and animals often show us where they would like the red light to be placed next! It can be used on humans, cats, dogs, horses - just about any animals in fact! As well as working on specific areas of the body where there may be issues, the red light can also be used to balance acu-pressure points. It is a non-invasive technique and involves either holding a specialised torch light onto the surface of the skin, or applying/holding a red light wrap (a pad with many red and infra-red lights in it) to a particular area, or areas, of the body. Many published medical studies have also been conducted into light therapy and it has been shown to heal injuries up to 60% faster than traditional approaches. NASA has used photonic therapy to speed the healing of astronauts.
In the 1890s Niels Ryberg Finsen won a Nobel Prize for his use of Photonic therapy to treat Smallpox and Lupus. Red Light Therapy (also called Photonic therapy) uses specific wavelengths of light to stimulate healing responses in the body.
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