Technical Principle:

The 980nm diode laser operates by delivering a specific wavelength of near-infrared light that is highly absorbed by water and hemoglobin in biological tissues. When applied to the target area, the laser penetrates deep into soft tissue, stimulating cellular activity through photobiomodulation (PBM). This leads to:

• Enhanced mitochondrial function
• Improved microcirculation
• Accelerated collagen production
• Reduced inflammation and swelling
• Natural analgesic effect by blocking pain signals

This mechanism makes the 980nm diode laser a highly effective tool for tissue regeneration, wound healing, and pain relief in animals.

Application Scope:

This device is widely used in veterinary rehabilitation and animal physiotherapy, suitable for:

• Pain management: arthritis, joint pain, soft tissue injuries
• Post-surgery recovery: wound healing, inflammation control
• Sports medicine: muscle strain, tendon injuries in racehorses or working dogs
• Chronic conditions: hip dysplasia, intervertebral disc disease (IVDD), nerve injury
• Dermatology: hot spots, lick granulomas, dermatitis

Applicable for various animals including:

• Pets (dogs, cats, rabbits)
• Equine (horses)
• Livestock (cattle, sheep, goats

Product Attributes

Product Details

• High-Precision Laser Emitter
  Delivers stable and concentrated 980nm beam for targeted tissue treatment.

• Smart Touch Interface
  Intuitive 7” touchscreen allows easy parameter adjustment and operation mode switching.

• Ergonomic Veterinary Handpiece
  Designed for safe use on small and large animals, including interchangeable probes.

• Portable Aluminum Case
  Durable design with compact size, ideal for mobile veterinarians or clinics.

• Built-in Protocols
  Pre-set treatment settings for common animal injuries and rehabilitation programs.

• Protective Accessories
  Includes safety goggles for operators and animals to ensure treatment safety.

Pre-Treatment Guidelines:

1. Clean the treatment area and shave excess fur if needed.
2. Ensure the animal is calm and restrained if necessary.
3. Remove any reflective objects from the body (metal tags, etc.).
4. Operator and assistants must wear laser protective goggles.
5. Select appropriate treatment parameters based on animal size and condition.
6. Avoid treating areas with open bleeding or active infection.

Post-Treatment Guidelines

1. Keep the treated area clean and dry for at least 24 hours.

2. Avoid intense physical activity for 12–24 hours post-therapy.

3. Observe for any unusual reactions (redness, swelling, etc.) and report if persistent.

4. For chronic conditions, a therapy plan of 5–10 sessions is recommended.

5. Reinforce positive behavior after therapy sessions to reduce animal stress.

Contraindications

This device should NOT be used in the following cases:

• Pregnant animals (especially around the abdominal area)
• Malignant tumors or cancerous areas
• Epileptic animals (avoid flashing light stimulation)
• Open wounds with active bleeding
• Animals with implanted electronic devices (e.g., pacemakers)
• Over the eye or reproductive organs