Mibest Cold Laser Therapy Device for Vet - Red Light Therapy for Dogs and Cats - Infrared Light Therapy Targets Joint and Muscles - Pain Relief, Arthritis, Spinal, Wound Healing (4x808nm + 12x650nm)

This little machine is easy to use, saves a lot of money from running to the vet, and functions like a dream!! I healed up my German Shepard's hind leg with only about 5 uses. Between that and dog aspirin for pain, got it beat. Thought about getting one before, but their not cheap. Sorry I didn't. Have it now though! In my opinion, get one. Large dogs are clumsy( at least mine is).

Just got it so not sure how long it takes to help my dog. It's easy to use and she doesn't mind me doing the Lazer on her leg. 3/11/25, imy dogs acl is much better with help of brace and cosequin. I highly recommend it

Excelente y fácil de usar .

My 14 year old cockapoo had hip surgery 2 months ago. I was paying $189 for 3 treatments at my vet. Now I can give her a daily treatment. I think it works, just wish it would be faster. Hate to see her limping.

This irritating my dog. Tried to return a week later and Amazon requires you to pay for shipping and they will give you back $3.99. It’s going to cost $20 to send back. Contacted help but they wouldn’t do anything about it. Do not purchase if you have any doubts you may return

This is not user friendly when it comes toTurning onOtherwise its fine

Very nice hand held device

I am excited to have this device. I have had amazing results using my many red light therapy devices. Some cheap ones, some expensive ones, on me, my family, and our pets. this one adds to an array of ways I can use red light.Here are the ways this one adds to my other devices: It can be used to target a tiny area, and I can use it while sitting, watching TV (unlike the big ones), It would be easy to use on a pet (if a small area. for larger areas-like hips-you need a mat but those are hard to keep on some pets for the full 20 minutes), It's rechargeable, so I don't need a cord. It's tiny, so I can pack it and bring it on trips. It can be used to target an area near an area that you don't want to expose to red-light....for instance, I want to get more red light on my jaw (it promotes osteoblasts generation in teeth) but I don't want to blast my face that close for that long (bones need more red-light than skin) and my mouth red light doesn't seem to reach to that pesky back molar.It comes with a great case and a nice pair of goggles...that said, there is mixed information out there regarding if red light is bad for eyes.It is labeled to use the 2 best wavelengths (or least the ones most written about and studied) . I'm always concerned that what I'm buying is just a basic red light that's labeled as "red light therapy" falsely. I don't know how to test for that BUT if I have any experiences that lead me to really believe that this is or is not labeled correctly, I will be sure to come back and update.I was really concerned with a cheap mat that I bought from some weird named company for my dog, but it turned out to be legit-We were going to have to put her down cuz she couldn't get up to even go to the bathroom. In a panic, I bought a mat on amazon and within a few days she was running around. She was able to have another couple happy years due to red light therapy. So you can see why I'm such a fan. Read up on it if you haven't already, it's quite exciting!Update: one can never know causation, but I just wanted to mention that some of my pains that I treat with red light therapy has been almost completely gone away using this device (I'm borrowing the big expensive one to my dad so I've only been able to use this little one recently) so that's a positive sign that this device really works!!