Is your animal in pain?
coMra offers the same powerful healing benefits for pets and other animals.
Small Animal User Guide – Cat and Dog
Our dedicated User Guide for small animals – cats, dogs and also birds – giving detailed information on how to treat pain and over 200 acute and chronic conditions.
Baron the cat fell from a fifth-floor window and suffered a fractured pelvis and surgery was unfortunately ruled out. Immediately after the first intensive coMra treatment, Baron stood up for a moment. After 4 days, he regained his appetite. and after 7 days, Baron was completely mobile, which surprised even the vets themselves.
Large Animal User Guide – Horse and Cow
A comprehensive resource for anyone working with horses and cows. Detailed treatment protocols include diagrams, combined with a deep understanding of the temperament and practicalities of treating larger animals.
“When treating a deep wound on one of our horses with coMra we got great results such as much faster tissue regeneration and it healed much quicker. coMra has been beneficial for faster recuperation and to lessen the impact of the competitions” – Wilfredo Mancilla, Racehorse Trainer – Chile
Amongst many animal ailments that can be treated
- Acute and chronic pain
- Degeneration of bones and joints
- Nervous system disorders
- Recovery from surgery
- Immune support / preventative medicine
- Restore energy and vitality
Using coMra with Animals
Videos
Home treatment: Henry the Cat
Home treatment: Rudi the German Shepard
Case Study: Working with Horses
Case Study: Rheumatoid Arthritis
Case Study: Fractured Pelvis
Case Study: Broken Wing
Case Study: Wounds
General Guidelines: How and when to treat
These clips are taken from a webinar by the R&D Director of Radiant Life Technologies Dr Arhzan Surazakov PhD, Tap below to watch the full webinar on YouTube
Effective coMra therapy Treatment for Cats and Dogs
Useful articles
coMra Treatment for Acute Pain in Animals
The new coMra User Guide for cats and dogs includes first aid protocols for pets in pain, treating all sorts of acute injuries and conditions using non-invasive laser therapy.
Introducing the New Pet coMra User Guide
The new coMra User Guide for cats and dogs will help you improve the quality of life for your beloved pets with the healing and revitalising properties of laser therapy.
coMra Therapy: Bird of Prey Rehabilitation Success Story
coMra’s low-level laser therapy treatments aren’t only beneficial for humans, but can also provide pain relief and healing for animals including pets and wildlife.1,2
Pet Health with coMra Therapy
Do you have an injured or sick fur-baby? coMra therapy is a highly effective, non-invasive treatment for pets and animals.
Testimonials
Four-year-old Labrador Caruso strained his anterior cruciate ligament while playing and broke his toe. In 9 out of 10 cases with this diagnosis, the dog undergoes surgery. Caruso’s owner decided on non-invasive coMra therapy. The vet started a 14 day course of treatment. The recovery was fantastic and the injury completely healed in a short time.
Four-year-old cat Nia suddenly began to suffer from strong uncontrollable contractions of her back muscles. The cat was given epilepsy medication, but the seizures did not stop. X-rays did not reveal any degenerative changes in the animal’s back. The owners decided to begin treatment with coMra therapy and began by irradiating the cat’s entire spine, from head to tail. To this they added the irradiation of the blood circulation for the overall support of the organism. After two weeks, the seizures completely subsided.
Milagros was brought to the shelter in an emaciated condition. He suffered numerous injuries apparently after being attacked by other dogs. The dog’s treatment was taken over by the nurse Georg. After the wound was cleaned, treatment began with the help of coMra. The nurse focused on treating the large wound on Milagros’ back. After 10 days, the wound was 90% closed and Milagros was adopted by new owner at the shelter.
