
Veterinary Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Loop
A loop-format PEMF system intended to support veterinarian-directed joint, muscle and soft-tissue rehabilitation workflows for horses, dogs and cats.
01 · Banner
Veterinary shockwave therapy, magnetic therapy and magnetic-loop devices for animal hospitals and veterinary rehabilitation centers.


02 · Product Details
03 · Product Descriptions
Mevidon supplies a focused animal physical-therapy range that includes pneumatic shockwave systems, veterinary therapeutic ultrasound and pulsed electromagnetic field loops for veterinary clinics, animal hospitals, rehabilitation centers and equine facilities.
As a veterinary medical equipment manufacturer and one-stop supplier, Mevidon helps buyers compare equipment, accessories, documentation and shipment requirements for the selected project. Product availability, clinical indications and documentation are confirmed for the selected model and destination market.
Send an inquiry with the animal species, intended rehabilitation workflow and purchasing plan so our team can prepare a suitable equipment recommendation.
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04 · Animal Physical Therapy by Features
Compare three rehabilitation equipment families by treatment principle, intended workflow and operator requirements.

A loop-format PEMF system intended to support veterinarian-directed joint, muscle and soft-tissue rehabilitation workflows for horses, dogs and cats.

Shockwave equipment designed for targeted, non-invasive equine musculoskeletal and soft-tissue rehabilitation under trained veterinary supervision.

Therapeutic ultrasound equipment uses acoustic energy to support selected soft-tissue and mobility rehabilitation protocols directed by a veterinary professional.

05 · Rehabilitation Support
Veterinary shockwave, therapeutic ultrasound and PEMF equipment can support clinician-directed rehabilitation plans for selected acute and chronic musculoskeletal conditions. The appropriate modality, settings and treatment schedule depend on the animal, diagnosis and professional assessment.
06 · Company Advantages

Our one-stop animal medical solutions meet different customer needs.

We have a strict quality-control system from procurement and production through outbound inspection.

We provide customized OEM and ODM services to design and produce products according to your needs.

More than 1,000 users from pet hospitals and farms choose our veterinary ultrasound machines.
07 · Why Choose Us?

Mevidon has supplied medical and veterinary equipment solutions worldwide. Our customers come from Europe, South America, Latin America, the Middle East, and other regions.

We have rich export experience and are familiar with customs declaration and clearance processes. Professional packaging and complete supply-chain support help us deliver quickly.

Mevidon provides professional technical training, remote support, operational guidance, online upgrades, and a response within 24 hours.

Our animal medical equipment is exported worldwide, and more and more customers choose to cooperate with us.
08 · Clinical Applications
Supplied application images for equine and companion-animal rehabilitation workflows.

Loop applicators can be positioned for veterinarian-directed equine rehabilitation and recovery workflows.

Targeted pneumatic shockwave treatment can support selected equine tendon, muscle and musculoskeletal rehabilitation plans.

Suitable equipment can support veterinary rehabilitation plans for arthritis, sprains and postoperative soft-tissue recovery.
09 · Comparison Table
Compare working principles, intended goals, preparation, settings, comfort and operator requirements.
| Key Comparison | Veterinary Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Loop | Veterinary Pneumatic Shockwave Therapy | Veterinary Therapeutic Ultrasound |
|---|---|---|---|
| Working Principle | Pulsed electromagnetic fields delivered through a loop applicator. | Compressed air generates radial mechanical waves. | High-frequency sound waves are delivered through a transducer. |
| Primary Therapeutic Goal | Adjunctive management of pain, inflammation and postoperative swelling. | Targeted management of selected musculoskeletal pain and chronic soft-tissue conditions. | Tissue warming, extensibility and selected non-thermal effects. |
| Typical Clinical Applications | Postoperative recovery and chronic joint discomfort, subject to veterinary assessment and available evidence. | Selected tendinopathies, muscle pain and superficial musculoskeletal conditions. | Muscle tightness, restricted joint mobility and selected soft-tissue rehabilitation. |
| Treatment Coverage & Depth | Depends on loop size, field strength and positioning. | Energy is strongest near the applicator and decreases with depth. | Depth depends on frequency; 1 MHz generally reaches deeper tissue than 3 MHz. |
| Patient Comfort | Usually produces little or no perceptible sensation. | Mechanical pulses and sound may cause discomfort in some patients. | Usually tolerated; thermal settings may produce mild warmth. |
| Skin Contact & Preparation | Usually does not require gel or direct skin contact. | Requires applicator contact and coupling gel; coat preparation may be needed. | Requires acoustic coupling gel; clipping may improve coupling. |
| Treatment Settings | Waveform, field strength, pulse frequency, duration and presets. | Air pressure, frequency, pulse count and applicator selection. | Frequency, intensity, duty cycle, duration and transducer selection. |
| Operator Requirements | Straightforward placement after veterinary instruction and treatment planning. | Requires trained anatomical targeting and patient-tolerance monitoring. | Requires trained dosing, transducer movement and overheating prevention. |
| Treatment Location | Portable loops may support clinic use and veterinarian-directed home workflows. | Suitable for clinics or professional mobile use. | Typically used in clinics under trained supervision. |
10 · Customer Reviews

11 · FAQ
Depending on the modality and veterinary assessment, these systems may support rehabilitation plans for selected tendon injuries, arthritis, sprains, muscle conditions and postoperative soft-tissue recovery in horses, dogs and cats.
PEMF uses pulsed electromagnetic fields delivered through a loop or applicator, while pneumatic shockwave therapy delivers mechanical pulses to a targeted treatment area. The appropriate method depends on the condition and veterinarian-directed protocol.
The listed modalities are non-invasive, but safe use still depends on the selected model, suitable indications, correct settings, trained operation and patient monitoring. Follow the product instructions and veterinary treatment plan.
There is no universal session count. The schedule depends on the diagnosis, animal, treatment response, modality and veterinarian-directed protocol. Confirm the plan before beginning treatment.
A veterinarian may combine modalities when clinically appropriate. Sequence, intensity and timing should be planned around the animal's condition and the instructions for each selected device.
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12 min read →Mevidon is a veterinary medical equipment manufacturer and one-stop supplier. The production source, documentation and customization scope are confirmed for the selected item and project.
OEM and ODM services can be discussed for suitable projects, including selected logo, language, software-interface, packaging and parameter requirements. Feasibility and minimum quantities are confirmed before quotation.
Yes. We can coordinate a project quotation covering suitable shockwave, PEMF and therapeutic-ultrasound equipment, together with selected applicators and accessories.
Yes. Share your priority applications and budget so the quotation can separate essential equipment, optional modalities and future expansion items.
The final quotation can document the agreed warranty, remote diagnostic support, replacement-component availability, technical materials and shipping arrangements for the selected equipment.
15 · Warranty Period and After-Sales Service
Animal physical-therapy equipment main units and standard accessories are covered for 12 months unless the final quotation states otherwise.
Sales engineers help compare suitable equipment and project configurations. Technical engineers support installation and operation according to the agreed scope.
Support can include installation guidance, operation training, rehabilitation-workflow guidance, troubleshooting, technical documentation and remote engineer assistance for the selected project.