Magnotherapy & magnetic collars could help your pets
Magnetic pet collars are becoming more and more popular with pet owners. Magnetic therapy or ‘magnotherapy’ for pets has a growing following. Pet owners who have experienced the benefits of magnetic wristbands & bracelets with their own aches and pains and are keen to see if magnetic collars can help their dogs and cats.
How do magnetic collars for pets work?
It’s not conclusive but it is believed that magnetic collars could assist circulation, helping to increase blood flow and oxygen delivery from the lungs.
It’s this oxygen enriched blood that flows to your pets organs and around their bodies, enhancing internal health, helping to maintain strong bones, healthy joints and organs.
Magnetic fields may also help increase the adherence of calcium ions to a blood clot improving the healing process.
Benefits of magnetic collars for pets
In animals magnet therapy may help promote healing and provide additional comfort when used together with conventional treatments for conditions like arthritis, hip, joint and back pain.
It is important to understand magnetic collars should not be used as a treatment for infectious diseases or cancers – Pet owners should always seek veterinary advice to rule out underlying illness. Your vet will be able to discuss treatment options, including the suitability of using a magnetic pet collar with you.
Pet owners who have cardiac pacemakers should be aware that use of magnetic collars & magnet therapy can effect how a pacemaker functions, especially when in close proximity to items with magnets in them.
Magnetic collars for dogs
Dog Steamz – Silicone collar with metal buckle large dogs (neck up to 55cm)
From £39.99
Magno Mutt – Magnetic collar various colours for large dogs (neck up to 65cm)
From £38.95
BIOFlow – Magnetic dog collar large dogs (neck up to 65cm)
From £27.50
The magnetic collars shown are available from Amazon UK – prices are provided as a guide and may vary.
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