SV Equine Therapy Handheld Red & Near-Infrared LED Light Therapy Device

Targeted Light Therapy for Horses & Pets | 660 nm + 850 nm | Rechargeable & Portable

Bring red and near-infrared light therapy into your everyday animal care routine with the SV Equine Therapy Handheld LED Light Therapy Device.

Combining 660 nm red light and 850 nm near-infrared light, this compact, rechargeable device is designed for convenient, targeted light therapy for horses, dogs, cats and other animals.

Ideal for incorporating into post-exercise recovery, muscle comfort and veterinarian-guided rehabilitation routines, it offers a portable alternative to larger LED therapy pads.

Key Features

• Dual-Wavelength Therapy: 660 nm red light and 850 nm near-infrared light.

• 16 LEDs: 10 red and 6 near-infrared emitters.

• 500 mW Advertised Power: Manufacturer-stated specification.

• Multiple Treatment Modes: Continuous light or pulsed operation with seven selectable Nogier frequencies.

• Adjustable Timer: 1–5 minutes in 30-second increments.

• Rechargeable & Portable: 3,800 mAh lithium-ion battery with USB Type-C charging.

• Easy-to-Use Digital Display: Convenient monitoring of treatment settings.

Supporting Equine Wellness & Recovery

Red and near-infrared light therapy, also known as photobiomodulation (PBM), is used in animal wellness and veterinary rehabilitation settings.

Potential supportive applications include:

• Post-exercise muscle comfort and recovery

• Joint comfort and mobility

• Support during veterinarian-guided tendon and ligament rehabilitation

• Targeted soft-tissue wellness

• General equine and animal wellness routines

Its handheld design makes it especially convenient for targeting smaller areas, while larger LED pads may be better suited to broader treatment coverage.

Technical Specifications

LED Light Therapy vs. Laser Therapy – What's the Difference?

Both LED and laser therapy use specific wavelengths of light in a process known as photobiomodulation (PBM). However, they differ in how that light is produced and delivered.

LED Light Therapy

LED devices emit light that spreads over a relatively broad area rather than remaining in a tightly focused beam.

• Suitable for general wellness and supportive recovery routines.

• Can provide light coverage across a wider treatment area, depending on the device's design.

• Typically produces less concentrated light than a focused therapeutic laser.

• Often convenient for routine, non-invasive applications at home or in the stable.

Laser Therapy

Laser devices produce more directional, coherent light that can be concentrated into a smaller treatment area.

• Can deliver higher irradiance (light power per unit area), depending on the device.

• May be selected for specific veterinary rehabilitation protocols requiring controlled light delivery.

• Requires additional safety precautions, including appropriate laser-rated protective eyewear.

• Higher-powered laser devices may require professional training and additional safety controls.

Which Is Better for Your Horse?

Neither technology is automatically better. The most suitable option depends on the treatment area, the condition being addressed, the device's output and the recommended treatment protocol.

LED therapy can be a practical choice for everyday supportive care, while laser therapy may be appropriate for more specialized, veterinarian-directed applications.

Important: This handheld device uses LEDs rather than laser diodes. It is not a Class 3B or Class IV laser and should not be confused with our dedicated laser therapy products.

Why Choose SV Equine Therapy?

Whether you're caring for a competition horse, a retired companion or a family pet, this portable device offers a convenient way to incorporate targeted light therapy into your animal care routine.

Compact. Rechargeable. Dual-Wavelength Light Therapy.

Shop the SV Equine Therapy Handheld LED Light Therapy Device today.

Important Safety Information: Follow the manufacturer's operating instructions, avoid direct eye exposure and consult your veterinarian regarding injuries or diagnosed medical conditions.

Disclaimer: Intended for supportive animal wellness applications. Not a substitute for veterinary diagnosis or treatment. Individual results may vary.