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Questions remain over perceived benefits of light therapy in horses, dogs and cats - review

Researchers evaluate the documented clinical effects of light therapy, with a focus on the use of laser and LED light in the three species.

Joanne okeefeDarryl millisAnna berghSwedish university of agricultural scienceUniversity of tennesseeSwedish universityAgricultural scienceSystematic literature reviewAlternative veterinary medicineCreative commons license

Limited evidence of benefits from electrotherapy in horses, dogs and cats - review

"A sufficient evidence base was not present with any of the modalities included in this systematic review."

Eteläuomen läiAnna berghAnna bostrKjell asplundUniversity of helsinkiSwedish university of agricultural sciencesSwedish universitySystematic reviewAlternative veterinary medicineCompanion animalsCreative commons license

Knowledge gaps around therapeutic ultrasound in companion animals - review

Researchers reviewed the scientific literature on therapeutic ultrasound used in dogs, horses, donkeys, and cats.

Eteläuomen läiUppsala lanAnna berghAnna bostrKjell asplundSwedish university of agricultural sciences in uppsalaUniversity of helsinkiHeli hyytiSwedish universityAgricultural sciencesAlternative veterinary medicineCompanion animalsCreative commons license

Better research needed into shockwave therapy use in animals - review

Most existing studies on its use have a high risk of bias. More high-quality research is needed, say the review authors.

Eteläuomen läiAnna berghAnna bostrKjell asplundUniversity of helsinkiSwedish university of agricultural sciencesDepartment of clinical sciencesDepartment of equineDepartment of public healthHeli hyytiSmall animal medicineVeterinary medicineClinical sciencesSwedish universityAgricultural sciencesPublic health

Evidence on effectiveness of massage and stretching in animals limited, review finds

"The scientific evidence is not strong enough to define the clinical efficacy and effectiveness of massage and stretching in sport and companion animals."

Eteläuomen läiNew zealandAnna berghAnna bostrKjell asplundUniversity of helsinkiSwedish university of agricultural sciencesKarolinska instituteSwiss warmbloodsSwedish universityAgricultural sciencesHeli hyytiSystematic reviewAlternative veterinary medicineCompanion animalsSoft tissue

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