980 nm diodelazersysteem voor dierenverzorging en veterinaire fysiotherapie

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980 nm diodelazersysteem voor dierenverzorging en veterinaire fysiotherapie

Fysiotherapie

April 16, 2025

Categorieverbinding: fysiotherapiemachine

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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 15W Diode Laser Animal Veterinary Pet Laser Physiotherapy Instrument, designed for effective pain relief and tissue repair in pets and livestock. This advanced device uses 980nm wavelength laser technology for precise treatment of arthritis, dental issues, and post-operative care. Ideal for dogs, cats, horses, and more.

Related Product Features:

980nm wavelength diode laser for precise and effective treatment.
Adjustable output power up to 15W for versatile applications.
Continuous Wave (CW) and Pulse Mode for flexible therapy options.
7-inch touchscreen control for easy operation and customization.
Multiple treatment probes for different anatomical areas.
Built-in veterinary protocols for quick and efficient treatment.
Silent operation to minimize stress for animals during therapy.
Compact and portable design suitable for tabletop or mobile use.

FAQ's:

What animals can benefit from this 980nm diode laser therapy?

This device is suitable for pets like dogs, cats, and rabbits, as well as equine (horses) and livestock such as cattle, sheep, and goats.
What conditions can the 980nm diode laser treat?

It is effective for pain management (arthritis, muscle strain), veterinary dental treatments (gingivitis), post-operative wound healing, and skin inflammation or trauma care.
Are there any contraindications for using this laser therapy device?

Yes, it should not be used on pregnant animals, those with malignant tumors in the treatment area, animals prone to seizures, or those on light-sensitive medications.