1. Acute Conditions

When pets suffer from acute conditions, such as during the recovery phase after surgery or in the initial stages following accidental trauma, it is recommended to administer 3-4 treatments on the first day. After maintaining this treatment frequency for one week, gradually reduce the number of treatments over the next 7-10 days based on the pet's recovery progress, until the pet is fully recovered. This treatment frequency provides sufficient therapeutic support during the initial stages of acute conditions, accelerating wound healing and inflammation resolution.

2. Chronic/Degenerative Diseases

For chronic or degenerative conditions in pets, such as arthritis or intervertebral disc herniation, it is also recommended to perform 3–4 treatments daily for the first 7–10 days. Once improvements in the pet's mobility and reduced pain symptoms are observed, the treatment frequency can be reduced to 1-2 times daily or 1-3 times weekly for maintenance therapy. In certain cases, such as when symptoms recur or pain reoccurs, the treatment frequency can be appropriately increased as needed.

3. Combined with Medications

If your pet is currently taking anti-inflammatory medication, they should maintain a treatment frequency of 3-4 times daily to enhance the therapeutic effect. This combined treatment approach allows the medication to take effect while V-loop therapy accelerates the body's repair process. Once your pet stops taking anti-inflammatory medication, the treatment frequency can be adjusted according to the chronic disease, gradually reducing the number of treatments to ensure a smooth recovery.

1. Expected Effects:

For acute inflammation, noticeable relief symptoms, such as reduced redness and swelling and decreased pain sensitivity, can typically be observed after 1–2 treatments. This is because the pulsed electromagnetic field rapidly activates the body's anti-inflammatory mechanisms, thereby alleviating the inflammatory response. For chronic conditions, due to their prolonged course and complex tissue damage and inflammatory accumulation, sustained treatment for 1–2 weeks may be required to achieve significant results. In severe cases, daily treatment at a frequency of 2–4 sessions may be necessary for over two weeks. As treatment progresses, the pet’s symptoms will gradually improve, and mobility will gradually recover.

2. Special Reactions:

In extremely rare cases, some animals may experience certain special reactions during treatment. Due to increased blood circulation during treatment, pets may feel a warm sensation, mild tingling, or brief muscle twitching at the treatment site. If such reactions occur, it is recommended to shorten the treatment time to 5 minutes during the first session to allow the pet to gradually adapt to the stimulation. As the number of treatments increases, these discomfort reactions typically subside, after which the treatment time can be restored to the normal 15 minutes. Throughout the treatment process, closely monitor the pet's reactions, and if any abnormalities are observed, communicate promptly with the veterinarian.