Large animal Veterinary photostimulation laser

for equinesfor horsesfor rehabilitation

Product overview
Class 4 high‑power multi‑wavelength semiconductor laser therapy device designed for racehorses. The non‑invasive system delivers deep tissue penetration and targeted irradiation to injured or pathological sites to relieve pain, improve blood circulation, and accelerate healing of wounds, tendons and ligaments to support faster return to performance.

Indications

• Post‑race recovery
• Tendon and ligament injury rehabilitation
• Osteoarthritis and joint management
• Pain management
• Preventive care and functional rehabilitation

Key benefits and features

• Non‑invasive and painless: minimizes need for injections or surgical interventions
• Accelerates healing and performance recovery: reduces inflammation and promotes tissue repair
• Pain relief and improved mobility: supports earlier return to training and competition
• Short treatment times: typical session 5–15 minutes
• Clinical / field evidence: case reports indicate significant healing rate improvements within 3 weeks; elite teams report up to ~40% reduction in recovery time

Clinical applications / case summary
Reported cases include racehorses showing approximately 80% tissue healing after 3 weeks of laser therapy. Multiple professional racing and equine rehabilitation teams report shortened recovery cycles and improved athletic performance following Class 4 laser protocols.

Precautions
This is a Class 4 high‑power laser device. Operation must follow laser safety procedures, be performed by trained veterinary or medical personnel, and include appropriate eye and personnel protection and treatment parameter settings.

Specifications / Technical features

• Laser class: Class 4 high‑power therapeutic laser
• Wavelengths (multi‑wavelength configuration): 1064 nm, 980 nm, 915 nm, 810 nm, 635 nm
• Red light peak example: 650 nm red light output up to ~2000 mW (high‑end configuration)
• Output power examples: CW 42 W (continuous wave), ISP 57 W (peak/pulsed parameters)
• Treatment modes: continuous wave and pulsed/peak modes
• Typical single session duration: 5–15 minutes
• Target species: racehorses / large equines
• Main effects: inflammation reduction, enhanced circulation, accelerated wound and tendon/ligament repair, pain relief and functional recovery