After surgery or nerve injury, muscles waste fast. Neuromuscular electrical stimulation keeps them working while your pet cannot, protecting strength for recovery.
Keeping muscles alive through forced rest.
Maintains muscle mass during crate rest after orthopedic or spinal surgery.
Slows and reverses muscle wastage in limbs a pet cannot or will not use.
Reminds nerve-injured muscles how to fire, supporting neurological recovery.
Builds specific muscle groups that ordinary exercise struggles to isolate.
Exercise, delivered electrically.
Pads are positioned over the muscle groups that need work, guided by your pet's rehab plan.
Gentle pulses make the muscle contract and relax rhythmically, a workout without the effort.
Muscle stays healthy through recovery, so your pet returns to activity from a stronger base.
Every week of rest costs muscle your pet will need later. Ask us whether NMES should be part of their recovery.
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