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Apollo veterinary therapeutic laser system uses 810 nm and 980 nm wavelengths to support photobiomodulation, tissue repair, pain management, inflammation control, circulation, and rehabilitation. Built-in treatment protocols help clinicians select appropriate parameters based on animal characteristics, while CW and pulsed modes, contact and non-contact lenses, and dual energy-control options provide flexible treatment delivery. The system supports canine, feline, equine, reptile, avian, and other veterinary applications and can be transported using its mobile trolley case for clinic or field use.
FAQ:
1. What is a veterinary laser therapy device used for?
A veterinary laser therapy device delivers therapeutic laser energy for photobiomodulation, pain management, inflammation control, tissue repair, and veterinary rehabilitation.
2. What wavelengths does this veterinary laser use?
The device uses 810nm and 980nm wavelengths, providing flexible options for different veterinary photobiomodulation and treatment protocols.
3. What is veterinary photobiomodulation therapy?
Veterinary photobiomodulation (PBM) uses specific wavelengths of light to stimulate biological responses in tissue and may support tissue recovery, pain management, circulation, and inflammation control.
4. Can the laser help with pain and inflammation in animals?
Yes. Veterinary laser therapy may be used as an adjunct to conventional care for pain relief, inflammation, edema, and musculoskeletal rehabilitation.
5. Does the device have built-in veterinary treatment protocols?
Yes. It includes hundreds of built-in treatment protocols that can be matched according to factors such as animal species, weight, body type, and coat characteristics.
6. What laser operating modes are available?
The device provides continuous-wave (CW) and pulsed modes, allowing veterinarians to adjust energy delivery according to the treatment protocol and clinical application.
7. What treatment lenses are included?
The system includes four treatment lenses: two contact and two non-contact lenses, providing flexibility for different treatment areas and depths.
8. Which animals can be treated with this veterinary laser?
The system supports canine, feline, equine, mammalian, reptile, and avian applications, making it suitable for a wide range of veterinary practices.
9. Can this laser be used for equine therapy?
Yes. The device is suitable for equine laser therapy, providing 810nm and 980nm wavelengths, multiple treatment lenses, and adjustable CW/pulsed modes for different treatment protocols.
10. Is the veterinary laser therapy system portable?
Yes. The device comes with a sturdy mobile trolley case, making it convenient for veterinary clinics, mobile services, outdoor treatments, and field applications.
