Red light therapy is not one-size-fits-all. A dog recovering from surgery may need a different plan than a dog with chronic arthritis, IVDD, or general mobility decline. Treatment location, session length, frequency, coat type, pain area, and recovery stage all affect how therapy should be used. The consult helps you avoid guessing and gives you a plan that fits your pet.

Condition

Coat Type

Treatment Area

Schedule

Our free consult is designed to give you clarity, confidence, and a plan that’s right for your pet.

Personalized Treatment Plan

Answers to your questions

Help deciding whether Luma is a good fit

Clear next steps

Condition-specific guidance

Our free consult is designed to give you clarity, confidence, and a plan that’s right for your pet.

Personalized Treatment Plan

Help deciding whether Luma is a good fit

Condition-specific guidance

Answers to your questions

Clear next steps

We’ll ask about your pet’s condition, symptoms, diagnosis, medications, size, coat, and what you’re hoping to improve.

A MedcoVet clinician will review your pet’s situation, answer your questions, and help you understand whether red light therapy may be appropriate.

You’ll leave with clear guidance on what to do next, including where to treat, how often to treat, and whether Luma makes sense for your pet.

Arthritis

IVDD

Joint Pain

Surgery Recovery

Hip Dysplasia

Mobility Decline

Many home red light therapy products come with generic instructions. MedcoVet adds a clinical layer so pet owners understand how to use therapy for their pet’s specific condition and goals.

You will leave with clearer next steps. If red light therapy is appropriate, you’ll receive practical guidance on where to treat, how often to treat, how long sessions should be, and what to expect. You may also get guidance on whether it makes more sense to rent, buy, wait, or ask your veterinarian a specific question first.

Yes. The consult is free, and there is no obligation to rent or buy Luma. The goal is to help you understand whether red light therapy makes sense for your pet and what the next right step may be.

The consult is typically about 30 minutes. During the call, a MedcoVet clinician will ask about your pet’s condition, symptoms, history, coat type, current care plan, and what you are hoping to improve.

You will speak with a MedcoVet clinician who can help you understand whether red light therapy may be appropriate for your pet. They can answer questions about treatment areas, safety, expectations, session length, frequency, and how Luma may fit alongside your veterinarian’s care plan.

You’ll talk through what is going on with your pet, including their condition, mobility challenges, pain areas, diagnosis if available, medications, size, coat type, and current treatment plan. If red light therapy may be appropriate, the clinician will explain where to treat, how often to treat, how long sessions may take, and what results are realistic.

No. You do not need a diagnosis to book a consult. If your pet has already been diagnosed, that information can help guide the discussion. If your pet has not been diagnosed or may need medical evaluation, the clinician may recommend speaking with your veterinarian before starting or changing any care plan.

No. The consult does not replace veterinary diagnosis, treatment, or emergency care. MedcoVet clinicians help with practical red light therapy guidance, but your veterinarian remains the right person for diagnosis, medications, surgery decisions, and medical treatment planning.

No. The consult is designed to be a guidance call, not a sales pitch. If Luma seems like a good fit, the clinician will explain why. If it may not be right for your pet, they will tell you that too.

Pet owners commonly book consults for arthritis, joint pain, hip dysplasia, IVDD support, mobility decline, soft tissue injuries, chronic discomfort, and post-surgical recovery. The clinician can help you understand whether red light therapy may make sense based on your pet’s specific situation.

It depends on your pet’s needs. Renting may make sense if you want to try Luma, need support during a recovery period, or are not ready to purchase. Buying may make more sense for chronic conditions, long-term mobility support, or households with multiple pets. The consult can help you decide.

You do not have to figure this out alone. Book a free consult and talk with a MedcoVet clinician about what makes sense for your pet.