Can you use it on pets? My dog goes to the vets weekly for laser treatments.
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Instructions do not mention pets, but it shouldn't be a problem. If you have laser treatments at a chiropractor's office for you pet, this unit will pose no problem as it's not as strong as professional laser units.
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We have many LaserTouchOne users who use the device on their pets. Please call us for more information, we'd be happy to talk to you about it. 1-877-751-7665. Thank you! Renewal Technologies (home of the LaserTouchOne).
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Sorry, I'm not a groomer. Just my own pets. Hope someone else gives you an answer.
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Yes but it's not for your dog or cat. You should use cedar oil solution for your pets.
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I'm pretty sure you can use it all over the body - the face is the most sensitive part, so if it's ok for the face, it should be just fine for the whole body. Actually I use it on my Maltese's face, ears and feet as well.
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That will depend entirely on the essential oil you use. The unit itself is safe of course. Research the oils you use and double check with your vet.
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Would recommend taking pet to see a vet. EMT Gel is designed for surface wounds, not deep cuts.......
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If you are being serious, likely not since the target market is for humans. I have not heard of this being used with dogs. But if the dog is small dog, maybe so.
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I'm no expert, but I don't see why you couldn't... Works very well on my dogs, by the way!
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I am not a vet. However, if it were my puppy, I would try it once and she how she reacts. The ingredients are natural and should not hurt living organisms. Then again, every single living organism is unique, so there is a slight chance that every once in a long while a person (or puppy) might have a bad reaction. That is not the norm, but it is also not impossible. The decision will have to be yours alone. My decision, for my puppy, would be to try it. Also to keep her body temperature cool if her itching is from prickly heat. Good luck!
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Though I not a veterinarian...I a pet owner...I truly wouldn't see a problem in using it on animals as long as the normal excessive rinsing method is done. Quite honestly I have used other human health csre products on my animals...and this cleanser is far more mild.. I hope my opinion helps...
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Absolutely! I actually only use it on my dog when she is dry and it gets out tons of fur. I have a lab mix and it seems to get out different parts of her coat than the furminator does...its fabulous and she loves the way it feels! Make sure you use it outside though...because the hair goes flying!
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I don't see why not, but I would check with the pet store or your veterinarian to be sure.
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I don't know. We were told to use it for allergy reasons. You should check with your vet.
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I would certainly try it and see how it goes. I have used it for all sorts of anxiety provoking things with my pets like even going to the vet.
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I used it on my cat when i had to shave her leg when she hurt it. dogs should be easy since they generally have coarser hair. it will scare them a little because it is not the quietest tool around but once they see it does not hurt, they calm down... at least my cat learned to ignore it. turn it on away from them because it makes a crack sound when it turns on.
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I am a professional barber and I use it daily. The only problem I have with it is the blades tend to get hot as I'm working. The power isn't how described so it takes me longer causing the blades to overheat. I plan on switching over to ceramic blades. I was told they don't get hot. With that said I don't see why it wouldn't work on your pet. Unless you have them constantly running.
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not that i know of; on the label I saw, that it can be safe or diabetics so I don't think it would be used on animals. if you like you can go to walmart because they sell it an see if it says so on the label. On the website it shows where this product is sold. Hope this helps!