MitoPETS Pad | Red Light Therapy Designed Specifically for Pets

As an experienced cat I owner, I have had cats with arthritis and wished I had known about red light therapy sooner. So now I’m I trying a preventative approach with my current crew. One is an amputee and I know he will be at risk for arthritis earlier than the others. As cat owners know, you cannot make a cat do anything it does not want to do so I was not sure they would want to lay on this. However, once this is turned on, they are suddenly drawn to it. I’m happy that they look so content lying on it. Now I wished I would have bought the bigger on so they all could fit on it together.

I purchased the Mito Red Light Pet Pad.

I have two Audie cross dogs Otie and sister Annie they are 9 years old now. After having a loaner vehicle earlier this year Otie was not happy jumping from the back hatch as it was higher than my own vehicle. I tried to help him because I could tell that it was causing him to limp so I tried to assist him and set him down. So he would not land so hard. So purchased the mat and after a few seasons Otis no longer limps we are enjoying daily hikes again. Annie also is getting daily treatments and is enjoying the benefits of red light therapy the irritated spot that she had on her neck has got hair again.

Love you light and so do Otie and Annie.

Thank you!

We pre-ordered the MitoPETS Pad for our 15 year old australian shepard, Oliver, who has hip pain and tremors. He doesn't want to lay on it, but we have laid it *over* him while sleeping and have also propped it vertically on the floor against a chair within 2-3 inches of him. One human Family member with circulation issues uses it under the feet and another uses it to rehab a recent shoulder rotator cuff surgery.

Note: We were a little confused and concerned about the thinner outer plastic coating that was *sewn into* the thicker zippered plastic cover. This apparently is intended to be carefully ripped off before use but was not mentioned in any documentation. It required several rounds of email to get clarification. Due to the very fine stitching which held it on, this thin plastic ended up being easy to remove from the cover.

So far so good; it's honestly too soon to say for sure. We bought this to expedite a strained iliaspsoas muscle in our pup so we're hopeful. There are a couple of things that could have been better. The plastic covering is very slippy for paws and is generally a deterrent for my pup. I have to do a lot of convincing to get him to stand, sit and lay down on it. When he finally does, though, he stays put and seems to enjoy it. It is pretty rigid so wrapping it around a limb would be very difficult; around the body not so much but, again, it is pretty rigid with the plastic. There is a zipper that removes the plastic outside shell but, sadly, not completely as the connection to the remote does not slide through and out leaving the cover hanging on by the cord and not able to be fully removed. That was a big bummer. Lastly, it would be nice to have pockets on the outer, not fully removable case/shell to tuck the battery case and remote while in use and not in use. So, yeah, there are some design and engineering flaws but we're hopeful in the technology and at the end of the day that will count the most.