Petietec aims to help promote a healthy pet lifestyle for increasing longevity! Petietec Mobile Targeted Heating Therapy Braces are designed to help dogs ring from arthritis, rheumatism, and postoperative recovery to relieve pain. They are also perfect adds to regular medicine or therapist treatments.
improves blood circulation and promotes the function of joint lubricating fluid.
relieving pain and delays the deterioration of joint wear and inflammation.
Daily natural care for joint or bone health, keeps in tip-top shape.
The natural therapy Home-used heat therapy for recovery no side effects.
reduce dependence on drugs-Working well with other therapies.
HOW WE HELP
Our Graphene Heated Therapy devices are specially designed for our furbabies with arthritis or hip dysplasia. The Graphene heat braces are unlike traditional heating pad, they do not get red hot to the touch. Instead, they use the new graphene heating film technology to produce far infrared ray heat that penetrates into bone and muscle to melt away chronic pain. Since FIR can be used at lower overall temperatures, FIR heating pads are good for all skin types, especially ideal for those with sensitive skin.
HOW DOES IT WORK
Graphene is the world's lightest, thinnest, hardest, and strongest new nanomaterial. It is 200X stronger than steel and has a uniform thermal distribution to deliver super strength and ultra-high thermal conductivity. Graphene produces far infrared of wavelength from 6-14μm when generate heating, which can be easily absorbed by dog’s body. Compare to traditional heating system, it is safer and can generate more averaged heat to the body.
What is GRAPHENE?
Andre Geim and Kostya Novoselov were awarded the 2010 Nobel Prize in Physics, "for groundbreaking experiments regarding the two-dimensional material graphene". Graphene is the newest, strongest and thinnest material, and is an excellent conductor of heat for generating far infrared ray.
How FAR INFRARED work?
Our pets’ bodies radiate far infrared energy through the skin at 3 to 50 microns, with most output at 9.4 microns.
Graphene ’far infrared rays’ have a wavelength 6~19 microns, quite close to the pets’ body.
Far Infrared Ray are waves of energy, which positively help activating body systems and functions.
FAR INFRARED Benefits
Far infrared heating pads is effective for relieving pain in soft tissue, jointes, and muscle. It is designed to provide temporary pain relieve for arthritis, carpal tunnel, joint stiffness, cramps, sport injuries and more. FIR can help to improve blood circulation by expanding capillaries, as well as relieve nerve tension and relax muscle spasms.
Safty
Safty voltage, no current radiation, uniform heating without burning, safe and healthy.
WHAT’S IT USED FOR
OSTEOARTHRITIS
Osteoarthritis is a common problem in dogs, particularly in seniors and large breeds. Although there is no cure for this progressive condition, initiating appropriate management can help keep our dog active and improve quality of life.
HIP DYSPLASIA
Hip dysplasia can happen to any size or breed of dogs, especially large and giant breeds. This painful condition can drastically reduce our dog’s quality of life. The preventative measures and treatment can keep your dog comfortable, healthy, happy, and active.
HOW TO USE
Red – (48℃/118.4℉)
Blue–(40℃/104℉)
Green–(35℃/95℉)
WHAT CUSTOMERS SAY
These are my pups. The shiba is 10 and has some bad joints in the hind end because she broke both back legs as a puppy before I got her. She usually sits here and licks her one leg at night when I can tell it’s bothering her. But within five min of having it on or less she has passed out.
My GSD is only 2. No issues but he trains hard in agility, nose work and IPO bite work. He had training alllll day today. So I put it on him to relax his joints for the night.
I also recommended to my clients, they were interested, and ready to get one too.
Leah
Holistic Vet
We have an infrared sauna at home but with my dog’s knee pain he needs relief at other times. I saw this item and thought it would be the answer. We love it! He uses it every day and after a short time using it finds relief and is able to get back to his daily activities. It’s also very soft and comfortable. The 3 heat settings are ideal and I adjusts it depending on his pain level. Great Product!
Samantha
Dog owner
My dog is almost 10 years old, one day I saw him limp around just isn’t great. We’ve been to the vet, got X-rays and medication,vet says it could be early arthritis. He’s on medication and rest but was/is still a little lame. I was searching for info on canine arthritis and came across this brace. I didn’t even know something like this existed. Got it. Put it on.I put it on about half an hour at a time around his feedings and when I know he’ll be up and so far it’s been great. He seems to be getting better every day and hopefully his injury is just soft tissue in nature. This brace is def worth a shot if your pup is having arthritis or potential ligament issues.
Tressa
Dog owner
These are my pups. The shiba is 10 and has some bad joints in the hind end because she broke both back legs as a puppy before I got her. She usually sits here and licks her one leg at night when I can tell it’s bothering her. But within five min of having it on or less she has passed out.
My GSD is only 2. No issues but he trains hard in agility, nose work and IPO bite work. He had training alllll day today. So I put it on him to relax his joints for the night.
I also recommended to my clients, they were interested, and ready to get one too.
Leah
Holistic Vet
We have an infrared sauna at home but with my dog’s knee pain he needs relief at other times. I saw this item and thought it would be the answer. We love it! He uses it every day and after a short time using it finds relief and is able to get back to his daily activities. It’s also very soft and comfortable. The 3 heat settings are ideal and I adjusts it depending on his pain level. Great Product!
Samantha
Dog owner
My dog is almost 10 years old, one day I saw him limp around just isn’t great. We’ve been to the vet, got xrays and medication ,vet says it could be early arthritis. He’s on medication and rest but was/is still a little lame. I was searching for info on canine arthritis and came across this brace. I didn’t even know something like this existed. Got it. Put it on.I put it on about half an hour at a time around his feedings and when I know he’ll be up and so far it’s been great. He seems to be getting better every day and hopefully his injury is just soft tissue in nature. This brace is def worth a shot if your pup is having arthritis or potential ligament issues.
Tressa
Dog owner