Is your pet in pain? Regular treatment with non-invasive coMra laser therapy can help to manage chronic pain and other chronic conditions, significantly improving your pet’s quality of life.

Does your cat or dog have a chronic health condition that’s causing them pain or discomfort? Regular treatment with non-invasive coMra laser therapy can help to treat and manage chronic pain and other chronic conditions, significantly improving your pet’s quality of life.1

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coMra is suitable for dogs, cats and birds, as well as larger animals like horses. It’s safe and easy to use, treating a wide variety of health problems in animals. Here are some cases of how coMra has helped animals to make an amazing recovery from a condition or injury.

CASE 1: DOG WITH RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS 1

Lance, a 6-year-old German Shepherd, was diagnosed with autoimmune rheumatoid arthritis, and after 3 months on painkillers and immune suppressors, he was given just 6 months to live. He was then treated with coMra, using UNIVERSAL 3 (Blood), as well as coMra treatments for his joints, liver, paravertebral area and adrenal glands. Today, he is a happy, athletic 12-year-old who has won several skijoring competitions.

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CASE 2: HEALING A CAT’S FRACTURED PELVIS 2

A Maine Coon cat sustained a fractured pelvis in a fall, and could not have surgery to rebuild the pelvis due to complications. She was started on a 14-day coMra course using UNIVERSAL 3 and TRAUMATOLOGY 5. The cat was able to get to her feet 2 hours after the first treatment. On day 4 of treatment, she was able to walk around, and on day 7 she jumped onto a windowsill. An x-ray taken on day 14 showed how well the bones were healing.

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coMra PROTOCOLS FOR YOUR PET’S CHRONIC HEALTH PROBLEMS

These coMra protocols can be used to treat painful and troublesome chronic conditions in your pet:3

For chronic pain:

  • NEUROLOGY 2: Sciatica, radiculopathy, neuritis
  • NEUROLOGY 3: Trigeminal nerve neuralgia and neuropathy
  • NEUROLOGY 5: Fibromyalgia
  • TRAUMATOLOGY 1: Osteoarthritis
  • TRAUMATOLOGY 3: Shoulder bursitis and arthritis
  • TRAUMATOLOGY 4: Hip arthritis and dysplasia
  • TRAUMATOLOGY 5: Arthritis of the joints
  • TRAUMATOLOGY 8: Arthritis of the jaw

For heart and blood problems:

  • UNIVERSAL 2: Weak heart, insufficient coronary blood flow, congenital heart defects
  • UNIVERSAL 3: Anemia and other blood disorders
  • UNIVERSAL 5: Weak heart, stress and adrenal dysfunction
  • CARDIOLOGY 1: Cardiomyopathy
  • CARDIOLOGY 2: High blood pressure, arrhythmia, heart valve disease, endocarditis, myocarditis, constrictive pericarditis, ischemia of the heart

For chronic skin conditions:

  • DERMATOLOGY 1: Eczema, dermatitis, allergies
  • DERMATOLOGY 2: Acne, dermatitis

For chronic respiratory problems:

  • PULMONARY 1: Asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

coMra is a powerful modality and can give excellent results when used correctly. When using coMra treatments on your pet, be sure to follow all the usual safety precautions as you would do for any human patient.

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References:

1 coMra SA. coMra for autoimmune arthritis German Shepherd case study. 2024. 2 coMra SA. coMra treatment for fractured pelvis – Maine Coon cat. 2024.  3 Veterinary User Guide – Cat & Dog. coMra therapy.