Pet Studies
Pet Studies
Science-Backed Pet Wellness: Better Air,
Better Hydration, Better Health

Enhanced Pet Wellness Through a Cleaner, Healthier Environment
Pet wellness solutions such as red light therapy devices, air purifiers, and filtered water fountains are designed to support your pet’s overall comfort and quality of life. Red light therapy can help promote mobility, recovery, and joint health, while advanced air purification systems work to reduce allergens, dander, and airborne irritants that may affect respiratory wellness. Fresh, continuously filtered water encourages healthy hydration and supports vital organ function. Together, these solutions help create a cleaner, more comfortable environment that supports your pet’s health, happiness, and well-being every day.
Study Summaries
Red Light Therapy
A controlled veterinary study found that red and infrared photobiomodulation therapy (PBMT) significantly accelerated chronic wound healing in dogs, reducing wound size faster than standard care alone.
This review highlights growing evidence that photobiomodulation can safely support the treatment of various canine skin conditions, including bacterial skin infections and chronic inflammatory paw disorders.
A review of epidemiological and mechanistic evidence linking sleep quality to cardiometabolic dysfunction. Insufficient sleep (under 7 hours) and poor sleep quality are independently associated with obesity, type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular disease. Sleep deprivation increases sympathetic nervous system activity, elevating blood pressure, heart rate, and platelet aggregation.
This science-based veterinary overview concludes that the strongest evidence for red light therapy in pets currently supports osteoarthritis, post-surgical wound healing, chronic skin conditions, and musculoskeletal injuries.
Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF)
In a double-blind, placebo-controlled trial, dogs receiving PEMF therapy after spinal surgery showed improved wound healing scores and required less pain medication than the control group.
This 2025 randomized controlled trial examined PEMF for canine osteoarthritis and highlights its potential to improve circulation, tissue oxygenation, pain levels, and inflammation.
The AKC summarizes current veterinary research showing promising but still emerging evidence that PEMF may improve mobility and pain levels in dogs with osteoarthritis.
This veterinary rehabilitation overview highlights research suggesting PEMF may support joint health, pain reduction, bone healing, and tissue recovery in dogs.
Hydrogen Water
A veterinary study found that hydrogen-rich water accelerated wound healing in dogs by promoting skin repair, reducing inflammation, and supporting key biological processes involved in tissue regeneration.
Air Purifier
Indoor allergens (i.e. from mite, cat and dog) are carried by airborne particulate matter. Thus, removal of particles would reduce allergen exposure. This work aims to assess the performance of air filtration on particulate matter and thus allergen removal in 22 bedrooms.