980 nm diodelazersysteem voor dierenverzorging en veterinaire fysiotherapie

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980 nm diodelazersysteem voor dierenverzorging en veterinaire fysiotherapie

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April 16, 2025

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Dit 980nm diode laser apparaat is speciaal ontworpen voor dierenverzorging en diergeneeskundige fysiotherapie.en pijnverlichting bij huisdieren en veeIdeaal voor dierenklinieken en dierenrehabilitatiecentra.

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Brief: Discover the 980nm Diode Laser Device for Animal Care and Veterinary Physical Therapy, a cutting-edge tool for pain management, wound healing, and tissue regeneration in pets and livestock. This vet dental clinic machine offers deep tissue penetration with adjustable power and intuitive controls for effective treatment.

Related Product Features:

980nm wavelength for deep tissue penetration and effective photobiomodulation.
Adjustable 15W output power with continuous and pulsed operation modes.
7-inch color touchscreen for easy parameter adjustment and operation.
Ergonomic veterinary handpiece designed for safe use on all animal sizes.
Portable aluminum case for convenient transport in mobile clinics.
Built-in treatment protocols for common animal injuries and rehabilitation.
Includes safety goggles for operators and animals to ensure treatment safety.
CE certified with customizable language options for global use.

FAQ's:

What animals can be treated with the 980nm Diode Laser Device?

The device is suitable for pets (dogs, cats, rabbits), equine (horses), and livestock (cattle, sheep, goats).
What are the main applications of this veterinary laser device?

It is used for pain management, post-surgery recovery, sports medicine, chronic conditions, and dermatology in animals.
Is the 980nm Diode Laser Device safe for all animals?

No, it should not be used on pregnant animals, malignant tumors, epileptic animals, open wounds with active bleeding, or animals with implanted electronic devices.