Care path
Veterinary assessment is an essential step. This is a general pathway, not a fixed treatment package.
Pet parents record activity, appetite and routines.
A veterinarian determines whether further examinations are needed for each animal.
A care plan is developed based on assessment findings.
Relevant adjunctive options are discussed at this stage.
Return visits and adjustments follow professional recommendations.
Adjuvant care
Integrating advanced equipment into practice workflows.
01 / HYPERBARIC OXYGEN
Start with the Clinical Environment
Discussing chamber adoption through practice space, equipment requirements and team roles, so that operating education and follow-up fit existing care workflows.
Discuss Chamber Adoption
02 / CLASS IV LASER
Integrate Equipment into the Workflow
Working with practices to plan equipment setup, operating education and safety management, alongside case assessment, care records and follow-up.
Discuss Laser AdoptionCare options depend on veterinary assessment of the individual animal, equipment conditions and care goals. Images are AI-generated illustrations; contact us to confirm actual equipment and configuration.
Onboarding
Four stages, adapted to each practice.
Understand the practice's current situation and objectives.
Review space, workflows and operating conditions.
Arrange operating and safety training.
Start on a small scale and review progress regularly.
We begin with existing space, staffing and workflows, then discuss needs and site conditions before planning the next steps.
Operating and safety education is tailored to the equipment and tasks, with subsequent follow-up.
A small-scale pilot can be reviewed before discussing a wider rollout.
