How to Use This Device for Pet Treatment

1. Preparations: Ensure the device has sufficient battery power. Place the pet in a relaxed, comfortable position (e.g. natural lying‑down posture). Gentle petting may be used for reassurance.

2. Operating Procedures:

· Press the one‑touch power button to turn on the device.

· Gently place the comb‑shaped treatment head against the pet’s skin area requiring care. Always keep the treatment head in contact with or at an extremely close distance to the skin, and perpendicular to the irradiated surface.

· Move the treatment head slowly over the target area at approximately 3‑5 cm per second. Cover the entire affected area in a grid or cross‑pattern path. Avoid prolonged stationary exposure at a single spot to prevent local overheating.

· Single‑session treatment duration varies according to lesion size. Approximately 15 minutes of irradiation is typical for each palm‑sized area. Treatments may be administered 1‑2 times daily.

3. Recommended Treatment Course (for reference only; follow veterinary advice):

· Acute injury / pain: Initially 1‑2 times per day for 3‑5 days; thereafter reduce frequency based on recovery progress.

· Chronic conditions (e.g. arthritis): Start with once‑daily sessions for 5‑7 consecutive days; then reduce to 2‑3 times per week for maintenance.

· Wellness & prevention: 1‑2 times per week to relax muscles and promote circulation.

Device Maintenance

· After use, clean the treatment head with a soft dry cloth. Do not immerse the device in water or clean it with chemical solvents.

· Store in a dry, cool place out of reach of children and pets. Protect against drops, high temperatures and strong magnetic fields.

· For long‑term storage, charge the device every 3 months to preserve battery health.

Conditions Requiring Veterinary Assessment or Supervision Prior to Use

1. Juvenile pets: Avoid direct irradiation of growing epiphyseal plates and unclosed fontanelles to prevent interference with normal development.

2. Thyroid region: Avoid long‑term, high‑dose direct irradiation over the thyroid gland.

3. Testicular region: If irradiation is necessary, use only very low doses.

4. Recent injection sites: Laser exposure may alter drug absorption. Allow several hours between laser therapy and injections.

5. Open wounds: Only for clean wounds with no active bleeding.

6. Pets suffering from severe systemic diseases such as heart, liver or kidney failure.

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