The Photizo Flexible LED Pad for Animals delivers red and near-infrared light therapy across larger treatment areas in a comfortable and versatile format.
Developed for use with animals including pets, horses and livestock, the flexible design allows the pad to contour naturally over joints, muscles and body areas. This makes it particularly useful where a handheld device may be less practical.
The pad can be gently positioned over the treatment area while the animal is resting comfortably, allowing the light therapy session to take place with minimal handling.
Photizo light therapy is non-invasive, painless and drug-free, supporting the body’s natural healing processes and helping maintain comfort, mobility and overall wellbeing in animals.
Photizo Flexible LED Pad is CE-marked and fulfils the requirements of the relevant European product directives.
Key Benefits
• Designed specifically for use with animals
• Red and near-infrared light therapy for larger treatment areas
• Flexible pad contours comfortably over the body
• Non-invasive and drug-free therapy
• Gentle warming effect during treatment
• Simple and easy to use
Why Choose the Photizo Flexible LED Pad for Animals?
The flexible pad is designed for situations where larger treatment areas need to be covered.
Unlike handheld devices, the pad can be placed over the body area being treated while the animal is resting comfortably. The flexible design allows it to sit naturally over joints, muscles and other areas of the body.
This makes it particularly useful for supporting larger area.:
How To Use
Place the flexible pad gently over the treatment area while the animal is calm and comfortable.
Select the appropriate power setting and allow the device to run through its treatment cycle.
Treatment can be repeated as required depending on the condition being managed.
How It Works
The Photizo Flexible LED Pad uses a combination of red and near-infrared LED light delivered at specific wavelengths.
These wavelengths penetrate tissue and are absorbed by cells, helping to stimulate natural cellular activity. This process supports circulation to the treatment area and assists the body’s natural repair and recovery processes.
By helping improve oxygen and nutrient delivery to tissues, light therapy may support comfort, mobility and general wellbeing in animals.