Sep 18, 2026
Wuhan, China, September 18, 2026 -- With the rapid growth of the global companion animal healthcare industry, animal rehabilitation concepts are gaining wider acceptance. Non-invasive physical therapy has become an essential part of veterinary clinical practice.Recently, Wuhan Vaymed Technology Co., Ltd (Vaymed) has released a full suite of veterinary laser therapy product solutions. The company launches multiple models of veterinary laser devices including the SKYLINE series and V-Heal handheld therapy unit, catering to animal hospitals, mobile veterinary practitioners, equine facilities and pet owners. It delivers an integrated veterinary physical rehabilitation solution covering in-clinic treatment, on-site mobile visits and at-home recovery.
According to QYResearch, the global veterinary laser therapy product market reached approximately USD 212 million in 2025. It is projected to grow to USD 374 million by 2032, representing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.1% over the period from 2026 to 2032. Pet laser therapy devices deliver safe, needle-free treatment for pain relief, anti-inflammatory effects, improved micro-circulation and accelerated wound healing. They are widely used for orthopedic injuries, post-surgical recovery and chronic inflammation in dogs, cats, horses and exotic pets. For a long time, however, high-end pet laser therapy equipment has carried high purchase costs. Most devices are designed only for fixed in clinic use and cannot meet diverse real-world needs such as mobile veterinary visits, on-site equine treatment and home-based care.
Wuhan Vaymed Technology Co.,Ltd (Vaymed) has focused on veterinary rehabilitation equipment for nearly ten years. Drawing on solid clinical experience and self-developed technology, Vaymed has built a complete portfolio of pet laser therapy products. It provides global partners with veterinary laser rehabilitation solutions that balance strong performance, cost-effectiveness and full-scenario adaptability.
Clinical-Driven R&D : Building Vaymed’s Unique Core Technical Advantages
Unlike many manufacturers that focus merely on hardware specifications, Vaymed follows an R&D principle: “specifications serve clinical outcomes”. The company maintains close cooperation with more than 500 chain animal hospitals and has accumulated over 8,000 real-world clinical rehabilitation cases. All product updates are developed to solve actual pain points reported by front-line veterinarians.
Supported by a 1,500 m²modern production base in Wuhan, Vaymed has developed key capabilities for pet laser therapy systems. Its multi-wavelength diode laser technology covers a spectrum of 4-6 wavelengths to deliver targeted intervention at different tissue depths. Combined wavelength settings help stimulate osteoblast differentiation and shorten skin wound recovery time.
The innovative integrated therapy and surgery architecture allows flagship units to perform non-invasive therapy as well as minimally invasive soft-tissue cutting with endoscope compatibility. One single device supports multiple clinical departments. This lowers procurement costs for veterinary facilities and improves equipment utilization rates.
Vaymed also translates clinical experience into a standardized solution library. Devices come pre-loaded with thousands of validated therapy and surgical preset programmes to reduce the learning curve for veterinarians.
Hardware design addresses real-world working conditions: lightweight body, long-life rechargeable batteries, carrying straps and fibre-free handpiece, integrated design solve common industry challenges, including power shortages and difficult transport for mobile vets doing field calls and equine-site treatments.
Comprehensive Product Portfolio: Covering In-Hospital, Specialist, Mobile-Visit and Home-Use Scenarios
To meet the different requirements of customers across regional markets, Vaymed has developed a well-structured line of Class 4 pet laser therapy devices. The range suits large-scale specialist animal hospitals, general community clinics, mobile-practice veterinarians and pet owners, giving global customers flexible selection options.
SKYLINE 4: Main-stream Model for General Clinical Work and Equine Field Visits
SKYLINE 4 is the core pet laser therapy unit for general-practice animal hospitals, equine facilities and mobile veterinarians. It adopts four-wavelength mixed-frequency technology to improve local micro-circulation and speed recovery from sports-related injuries.
Weighing only 3 kg, the unit comes with a carrying strap and a 12-hour long-duration battery. It can be moved between consultation rooms inside clinics and is also suitable for on-site treatment at stables and training grounds.
Pre-loaded with 1460 standard therapy programmes, it works with surgical optical fibers and endoscopes to perform both therapeutic procedures and minimally invasive soft-tissue cutting. Its technical performance matches leading international standards while offering significant cost advantages over imported alternatives. It is an ideal choice for small-to-medium overseas animal hospitals setting up rehabilitation departments.
SKYLINE 6: Six-Wavelength Flagship for Complex Deep-Tissue Specialist Cases
As Vaymed’s top-tier specialist device, SKYLINE 6 provides six therapeutic wavelengths. It adds 450nm blue-light and 532nm green-light outputs to boost osteoblast differentiation and infected-wound repair. It handles demanding clinical conditions such as post-operative orthopedic damage, neuropathy and deep-tissue rehabilitation in large horses.
The device stores more than 1,500 expert-level therapy and surgical protocols and supports endoscopic minimally invasive surgery. Its 6500mAh battery enables long-duration continuous sessions, meeting high-volume clinical demands of overseas specialist animal hospitals and equine-medicine centers.
V-Heal Handheld Pet Laser Therapy Device: Bridging Mobile-Visit and Home Rehabilitation
V-Heal is Vaymed’s self-developed fibre-free, all-in-one handheld Class 4 laser unit. It weighs roughly 300g and charges via USB-C, delivering tissue penetration depth of 3-5 cm.
Featuring simple operation and reliable safety protection, it fits mobile-veterinary field work. It also enables home-based care for overseas pet owners: managing arthritis in senior pets, easing acute and chronic pain and providing long-term post-surgical wound care. It fills the market gap for home-use pet laser therapy products.
SKYLINE 6 targets complex deep-tissue specialist cases; SKYLINE 4 handles high-volume day-to-day clinical work; V-Heal serves home-care and lightweight mobile-practice requirements. Together they form a complete rehabilitation loop from veterinary clinics to household use.
Beyond Hardware: Delivering Practical Full-Set Veterinary Rehabilitation Services
Quality hardware is only the starting point for rehabilitation services. The real challenge for overseas partners is putting the equipment into effective daily use. For global markets, Vaymed offers more than physical products: it provides a complete supporting-service system to resolve the common problem “equipment purchased but not fully utilized”.
Vaymed supplies overseas partners with standardized clinical pathways covering orthopedic rehabilitation, post-surgical recovery, chronic inflammation, skin-mucosa disorders and nerve rehabilitation. Full-cycle support includes pre-sales department-layout consultation, hands-on operational training and after-sales technical support for clinical cases. Drawing on extensive domestic and international clinical data, Vaymed provides veterinarians with reference-ready, verified real-world treatment outcomes.
Thanks to its product strengths, Vaymed takes part in major domestic and international industry events such as CHF Equine Fair and West-East Veterinary Congress. Its products are exported to 30+ countries including France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Denmark,South Korea,Malaysia, Brazil and Mexico. Chinese-made pet laser therapy equipment is gaining growing recognition among veterinarians worldwide.
Looking ahead, Wuhan Vaymed Technology Co.,Ltd will keep upgrading its pet laser therapy product range. The company helps veterinary organizations around the world build standardized animal-rehabilitation services, safeguard the health of dogs, cats, horses and exotic pets, and bring professional veterinary medical technology to more companion animals across the globe.
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