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Equine and Small Animal Therapy
The successor of the VersaTron, the ProPulse, is used for the treatment of over 40 indications in horses and small animals. PulseVet’s ProPulse high energy sound wave therapy is a non-invasive treatment option for pain and/or lameness. The ProPulse device has been validated to correspond directly to current VersaTron settings and offers a more modern, user-friendly interface for easy operation.
Equine Therapy
PulseVet’s clinically-proven sound wave therapy is unlike any other treatment available. With the deepest penetration, VersaTron’s focused shock wave energy is customizable to treat over 20 equine indications. Versatron is the gold standard among top equine veterinarians, surgeons, and clinics worldwide.
Small Animal Therapy
For the treatment of over 20 indications in dogs and cats, PulseVet’s Versatron 4 Paws high energy sound wave therapy is a non-invasive treatment option for pain and/or lameness. This innovative therapy is clinically proven to speed healing by stimulating the body’s cellular regeneration process.
Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) Therapy
PulseVet’s platelet-rich plasma system utilizes superior blood-separating technology to get the most out of viable platelets within plasma. ProTec is recommended for the management of a variety of musculoskeletal disorders causing pain and lameness in animals.
PulseVet is a worldwide leader in regenerative veterinary medicine committed to only the highest standards in quality and innovation. PulseVet’s technology is the trusted source for veterinary partners across the globe.
Top veterinarians and surgeons know there is only one choice to speed healing when it matters most.
“Diesel is now able to play and go for walks and some days he overdoes it trying to keep up with the puppy, but he's happy! He is pain-free! He can be a dog again…”
K. Dietz
"Our studies show that about 70 to 80 percent of dogs have a positive, measurable response to PulseVet's shock wave therapy.”
Dr. Darryl Millis