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05/15/2023

Joint pain in dogs is a common issue that can cause discomfort, lead to mobility problems, and restrict their daily activities. As pet owners, it's important to be aware of the signs that your dog is in discomfort.

1. Difficulty getting into or out of their bed or car
If your pet is struggling to get in and out of their bed, or is hesitant to jump into your car, it could be due to joint pain. This is especially true for older pets who may have arthritis. Changes to their daily routine can help, such as providing a ramp to get in and out of the car and offering a lower bed.

2. Unexplained lameness or limping, especially after exercise
If your pet seems fine one minute and begins to limp the next, it could indicate joint pain. Look out for limping after exercise or walks, stiffness that lessens with activity, and a noticeable reluctance to put pressure on one specific leg. It may be time for your pet to switch to shorter walks or lower impact exercise to avoid further discomfort.

3. Reluctance to go on walks, run, or jump
If your pet seems to be avoiding activities they once enjoyed, such as going on walks or playing fetch, it could be because they are experiencing joint pain. This can sometimes be mistaken for the pet being "lazy," but it's important to listen to their cues and not push them beyond their comfort level. Elevated pet beds, joint supplement treats, and a visit to the veterinarian can all help alleviate pain.

4. Unusual sensitivity when touched on certain parts of their body
If you notice your pet yelps or pulls away when you touch or pet certain areas, it could be a sign of joint pain. These areas may include the hips, knees, or spine. Don't ignore these symptoms, instead consider making an appointment with your vet to check for signs of inflammation or arthritis.

5. A decrease in activity levels or a reluctance to play games that involve jumping up and down
If your pet seems less active or less interested in playing, it could be due to joint pain. This is especially true if they once loved to play games that involve jumping up and down, like chasing a ball or frisbee. Many pets will start to hold back and avoid higher impact activities where they may experience more discomfort.

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05/15/2023

Did you know that 80% of dogs develop arthritis after the age of 5? That's a startling statistic 🙈 But don't worry, there's something you can do about it.

Ensuring that your dog's joints are healthy is the number one thing you can do to improve their quality of life.

Red light therapy treatments have been shown to enhance mobility, reduce pain and inflammation, and improve overall joint function.

Whether your dog is experiencing early signs of joint issues or is already coping with arthritis, this advanced technology can make a significant difference in their comfort and happiness.

Best part? You can use K9 Laser in the comfort of your own home, with just 10 to 15 minutes a day.

Over 20,000+ pet parents have reported success with K9 Laser:

💬 Linda S. from TX says:
"To my surprise, Lucy showed improvement in the first week. By the second week, she was walking more comfortably on her legs, and by the end of the third, she was walking just like all the other dogs at the park!"

💬 Elizabeth K. from CA says:
"My greyhound runs and plays just like when she was younger. We've been giving her sessions with this product for over a month now."

👇 Take the first step towards spending more precious time with your dog, learn more about K9 Laser here: www.K9-Laser.com

05/15/2023

My name is Dr. Thomas, and I’m a veterinarian who has been in practice for over 20 years. Throughout my career, I have seen countless dogs suffer from painful joint conditions or injuries that required long-term care and treatments to keep them comfortable.

Then one day, I discovered Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT). This revolutionary therapy uses light energy to stimulate cellular regeneration and reduce inflammation in the body - providing immediate relief from joint pain and other ailments.

Unfortunately, medical-grade LLLT equipment can cost anywhere from $5,000 to $10,000; too expensive for most pet owners. It was then that I decided something had to be done. That's when I met Jack...

Jack was an entrepreneur with a passion for animals and technology shared my vision of bringing this life changing treatment within reach of all pet owners - not just those who could afford it. After months of research and development together we created the perfect device: a portable handheld device that could provide low level laser therapy at home!

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