For use at home

Precision Pets Laser

A handheld cold laser for dogs and cats, for use between visits or at home. Ten to fifteen minutes a session.
$350.00excluding tax and shipping

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$350 plus tax and shipping

The Precision Pets Laser being held against a spaniel's shoulder, showing the handheld device

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What it is

Low-level laser, often called cold laser, uses light at particular wavelengths to reach tissue below the surface without heating or damaging it. It is the same principle as the laser used in the clinic, at a power level intended for use at home.

This device carries fifteen diodes across two wavelengths. The 650nm diodes work closer to the surface; the 808nm diodes reach deeper. A session takes ten to fifteen minutes.

What it can help with

Pet Parents most often use it for:

Joint and ligament discomfort
Muscle strain and soreness
Tendon injuries
Post-surgical wound sites
Skin lesions
Trigger points

This is support between appointments, not a replacement for veterinary care. If something is new, getting worse, or you are not sure what it is, that needs your own veterinarian first.

Specifications

Wavelengths 650nm and 808nm
Diodes Fifteen, ten at 650nm, five at 808nm
Total output power 1300mW
Modes Continuous and pulse
Charging DC 5V, 2A
In the box Device, cables and a zipped carry case

Before you start using it

Speak to your own veterinarian first, particularly if your pet has an active medical condition, is being treated for cancer, is pregnant, or is on medication. Laser is not appropriate in every situation, and where to use it matters as much as the device.

If your pet is already being seen here, bring it to an appointment and we will go through where and how to use it for your pet specifically.

Questions

Questions we get asked

What is the Precision Pets Laser?

It is a handheld low-level laser device for use at home with dogs and cats. It carries fifteen diodes, ten at 650nm and five at 808nm, with a total output of 1300mW, and sessions run ten to fifteen minutes.

How much does it cost?

The Precision Pets Laser is $350.00, excluding tax and shipping. Payment can be made by card, Apple Pay, PayPal, Afterpay or Klarna at checkout.

Is this the same as the laser therapy done at the clinic?

No. The in-clinic laser is a more powerful system used by a practitioner as part of a treatment plan. The Precision Pets Laser is a lower-powered device made for home use, often alongside clinic care rather than instead of it.

Do I need to know how to use it?

It is designed to be straightforward, and it ships with instructions. If your pet is already under care here we will go through how and where to use it for your pet specifically, which matters more than the device itself.

Should I check with my veterinarian first?

Yes. Speak to your own veterinarian before starting any home treatment, particularly if your pet has an active medical condition, is being treated for cancer, is pregnant, or is on medication. Laser is not appropriate in every situation.