Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy
Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy (PEMF) is a non-invasive treatment that utilizes specific electromagnetic frequencies to promote healing and well-being. At FVR we use an Assisi Mat to administer PEMF during acupuncture or joint mobilizations.
Dogs, can experience various musculoskeletal issues, such as arthritis, joint pain, and soft tissue injuries. PEMF therapy can help alleviate their discomfort and promote faster healing, leading to improved mobility and a better quality of life.
Cats, although often known for their agility, are not immune to age-related stiffness or injuries. With PEMF therapy, our feline patients can experience reduced inflammation and enhanced circulation, which aids in their recovery and keeps them comfortable as they age.
Some common uses and benefits of PEMF therapy in veterinary rehabilitation are:
Reduced inflammation: PEMF therapy helps decrease inflammation, providing relief for conditions such as arthritis, joint inflammation, and post-surgical swelling.
Pain management: It offers effective pain relief for chronic conditions, acute injuries, and post-operative discomfort.
Accelerated healing: PEMF therapy stimulates cellular repair processes, aiding in the healing of wounds, fractures, and soft tissue injuries.
Improved circulation: It enhances blood flow and oxygenation to the tissues, promoting better nutrient delivery and waste removal.
Enhanced muscle recovery: PEMF therapy aids in muscle relaxation, reducing muscle tension and supporting muscle recovery after exercise or injury.
Bone healing: It assists in the healing of fractures and bone-related conditions by stimulating bone growth and remodeling.
Pulsed Electromagnetic field therapy FAQs
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PEMF therapy delivers pulsating electromagnetic waves to targeted areas of your pet's body. These waves penetrate deep into tissues, enhancing blood flow and cellular function, which accelerates the healing process.
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PEMF therapy can be beneficial for various conditions, including:
Arthritis
Hip dysplasia
Soft tissue injuries
Post-surgical healing
Chronic pain
Provide relief from chronic pain and promote overall well-being in aging pets
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The response to PEMF therapy can vary depending on the individual pet and their condition. Some pets may show improvements after just a few sessions, while others may require more time for noticeable results.
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Yes, PEMF therapy can be used in conjunction with traditional veterinary treatments. Our veterinary rehab team works closely with referring veterinarians to create comprehensive treatment plans tailored to your pet's specific needs.
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Your dog or cat simply lies comfortably on a padded mat hooked to the PEMF generator. No sedation or shaving is required.
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PEMF is often used alongside other rehabilitation methods like laser, exercise, and acupuncture. It complements care, devices can be purchased for use at home as a part of the veterinary physical rehab therapy plan.