How LumaSoothe 2’s infrared wavelength helps support joint comfort, circulation, and wellness for pets.

Infrared light penetrates the skin without heating it, stimulating cells below the surface, deep in the joint and muscle area. This process is believed to promote the production of adenosine triphosphate (ATP), the energy source for cells. With increased ATP activity, tissues can repair and function more efficiently.

For pets, this means that regular infrared light exposure may:

• Enhance blood circulation in deep tissues
• Help support joint flexibility and ease stiffness
• Promote natural muscle recovery after activity
• Support comfort in aging pets dealing with wear and tear

It’s a gentle wellness method with growing popularity in both home and veterinary settings

Pet parents and professionals often turn to infrared therapy to support:

• Arthritis and joint stiffness in older dogs and cats
• Post-exercise soreness in active pets
• Mobility issues related to hip dysplasia or degenerative joint conditions
• Recovery support following orthopedic procedures (with vet approval)

LumaSoothe 2 allows you to bring this level of care into your home, helping maintain comfort between vet visits.

Infrared LLLT is widely used in animal care—from household pets to equine athletes—for conditions like:

• Arthritis and hip dysplasia in dogs

• Tendon injuries and laminitis in horses

• Post-surgical healing and wound care

A 2018 study in Veterinary World found significant improvement in pain and mobility in dogs with osteoarthritis following infrared LLLT.

LumaSoothe 2 was designed to make professional-level care accessible to everyday pet owners. Key benefits include:

• Deep Pain Relief
• Joint Care for many conditions — such as Arthritis
• Cordless and easy to use
• Vet-approved — recommended by countless vets
• No surface heat — safe for sensitive pets
• Quiet operation with no vibrations or beeping
• Can be used daily under general guidance

This means you can give your pet relief without stress or complex procedures

1. Pain Relief

Infrared light therapy is widely recognized for its analgesic properties. It reduces pain by:

• Inhibiting nerve conduction velocity in pain fibers.

• Increasing the production of endorphins.

• Reducing inflammation and edema.

In a meta-analysis published in The Lancet (2009), LLLT was shown to significantly reduce pain in patients with chronic neck pain compared to placebo (Chow et al., 2009).

2. Muscle Recovery and Performance

Infrared LLLT is increasingly popular in sports medicine. It promotes:

• Faster muscle repair by enhancing mitochondrial activity.

• Reduced muscle soreness post-exercise (DOMS).

• Improved endurance by increasing oxygen availability in tissues.

A study in the American Journal of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (2010) demonstrated that athletes treated with infrared light recovered more rapidly and had improved performance metrics.

3. Wound Healing and Skin Repair

LLLT stimulates fibroblast proliferation, collagen synthesis, and angiogenesis—all essential for skin and wound repair. Infrared light can be especially helpful in:

• Chronic wound treatment (e.g., diabetic ulcers).

• Accelerating post-surgical healing.

• Reducing scar formation.

4. Joint and Arthritis Support

Infrared light’s anti-inflammatory and cartilage-protective effects make it useful in managing arthritis. Clinical studies show significant improvement in pain scores, range of motion, and joint stiffness.

For example, a study published in Lasers in Surgery and Medicine (2006) found that infrared LLLT significantly improved outcomes in patients with knee osteoarthritis after just two weeks of therapy.

1. Grab your LumaSoothe 2.
2. Select DT mode (default mode).
3. Gently rest the head of the device on the target area (hip, shoulder, back, etc.).
4. Run for 15 minutes.
5. Repeat daily, once or twice a day, per each area, or as advised by your vet.

Always monitor your pet the first few times. Most animals find the sessions soothing.

It’s important to set the right expectations. Infrared therapy for pets:

• • Does not replace vet care or surgery
  • Does not treat infections or tumors
  • Is not a cure, but rather a long-term wellness tool

As wit any therapy, it can works best as part of an integrated plan, along with diet, exercise, and veterinary supervision.

Infrared light therapy is highly compatible with other therapies such as:

• Supplements for joints or mobility
• Massage or acupuncture (vet-guided)
• Physical therapy and stretching routines
• Pain management plans prescribed by your vet

Used in tandem, these approaches can help your pet enjoy a more active, comfortable life.

Infrared therapy is safe for most pets, but always check with your veterinarian first, especially if your pet:

• Has a recent injury or surgery
• Is on pain medication
• Is being treated for a chronic disease

Your vet can advise how often and where to apply the light for best results.

Infrared light therapy is an increasingly popular and research-backed way to support pets with mobility issues, post-exercise soreness, and age-related discomfort.

With the LumaSoothe 2, you can use this technology safely and affordably at home, giving your pet the care they need to stay active, comfortable, and happy.

Remember: consistent, supervised use with your vet’s input will provide the best results over time.