
02/03/2025
‼️PET OWNERS - BE WARNED‼️
It has come to our attention that a machine is being advertised/sold to the public at Crufts this year and being marketed as a "revolutionary ultrasonic physiotherapy tool" for canine athletes, those recovering from injury ⚠️, needing pain relief and rehabilitation.
Putting aside the fact that you must legally 👩🏼⚖️ have vet consent to treat any animal with an injury/condition, this machine is VERY unlikely (they provide no specification online for the machine) to be able to provide effective therapy to your pet. It may at best 🙏🏼 be completely ineffective and do nothing, at worst burn 🔥your dog's tissue - a human could tell you, your dog can't 🤐.
🌊 When used CORRECTLY the results from ultrasound therapy can be incredible, and our trained and highly qualified Vet Physios use it daily to help our clients on their rehab journey, having preset the parameters to that animals exact need.
!!BUT!! Ultrasound is a complicated therapy, has varying frequencies, wavelengths, durations etc for the treatment required and MUST have a trained professional who knows how to clinically reason the treatment dose being given based on a number of individual parameters which are absolutely NOT one size fits all🐜🐘. In fact, different for individual animals of even the same breed and definitely different for athletes, injuries (different for chronic/acute), pain relief etc.
This is yet another example of people either just trying to exploit money out of caring and naïve owners wanting to do their best, or will be used by people trying to cheapskate and shortcut their way into animal therapy and it's just god damn dangerous for the animals🤦🏼♀️😩
📖 Properly trained Vet Physios undergo ENTIRE modules of their degrees to learn how to ❗SAFELY ❗clinically reason doses and apply those treatments.
Moral of the story. AVOID AT ALL COSTS! OR YOUR DOG PAYS THE PRICE! 🥺🐶