Soothe+ Red Light Belt

How does red light therapy work? What makes this different than just giving pills?

Once the red light is applied, two things start to happen: In the first few minutes, the light lowers nerve sensitivity by reducing bradykinin, a chemical that causes pain. Then, it releases natural endorphins, which are your body’s own pain relievers, along with enkephalins, which together create a pain-blocking effect.

But this isn't the main benefit of this therapy... The main benefit of Soothe+ is its healing and anti-inflammatory properties, which can be achieved with this type of therapy. When applied, photons of light penetrate deeply into the tissue, increasing ATP in cells and speeding up cellular reproduction and growth.

As a result, this helps the cells of tendons, ligaments, nerves, and muscles repair faster. Think of this as supercharging the targeted area.

Soothe+ works regardless of size or the amount of fur, as it is powerful enough to penetrate deeply, providing relief and accelerating the natural healing process.

Stimulates all layers: issues, muscles, & joints

The key to positive effects is to help reduce inflammation while stimulating the body's natural healing process. This is how we can achieve a lasting positive effect.

By using Soothe+, it can accelerate this healing process, reduce the inflammation in the targeted area, and naturally decrease pain.

It's very relaxing - no discomfort

Soothe+ uses professional-grade red light therapy delivering safe and relaxing relief in minutes. Because of this, pets tend to love their sessions.

Red light therapy targets the specific area being treated, helping to relax surrounding muscles while increasing blood flow to support healing.

Why do vets recommend it?

Soothe+  has substantially higher "Irradiance," which is hard to achieve unless engineered correctly, and needs to be safe yet effective.

If a device can’t make it through the skin barrier/fur, it will be unlikely to produce positive effects, thus wasting valuable time trying to help your pet. This is called having poor “irradiance”.