PEMF – Leopard Wellness

What is PEMF?

PEMF (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field) therapy generates energy at the cellular level through gentle electromagnetic pulses work with your dog’s natural processes. This non-invasive wellness approach supports your pet’s overall vitality by encouraging the body’s own systems to function more effectively. The gentle pulsing creates a relaxing, restorative experience that many dogs find naturally calming.

because your dog deserves the same level of care you do

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PEmf is trusted by vets

It’s essential to know that PEMF therapy isn’t just about managing pain. It also plays a vital role in making your dog healthier. It does this by improving blood flow, reducing inflammation, and helping your dog’s cells repair themselves.
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How it works

Book your session online

Use our online scheduler, or give us a call

We come to you

We bring professional PEMF equipment to your home

Enjoy the session

Most dogs love PEMF – and you’ll love what it does for them

Husky dog under a blanket in a comfortable position, similar to the experience of the in-home PEMF

Benefits of PEMF for dogs

Optimize wellness – non-invasively!

Generates energy at the cellular level WITHOUT medically invasive procedures, helping the body function more effectively.¹

Increase range of motion

Decreased inflammation and increased circulation may support the extension of muscle fibers.^7,8

Generate natural cellular energy

The holistic nature of an animal’s body uses PEMF as a catalyst for full-body energy.^6,7

Natural support for healthy joints

Studies show that PEMF has the potential to improve calcium and collagen production.^9,10

Assist with muscle fatigue

Reinforce post-exercise, whether competitive or recreational, to help keep animals active.³

Support general relaxation

PEMF is an active and restorative modality that provides sedation-free, gentle pulsing.^4,5

To learn more about the citations referenced here, visit info.pulsepemf.com/research.

What to expect

During a session, your pup will relax on a specialized mat that we’ll cover with cozy blankets, their favorite toys, maybe even a few treats – all while gentle electromagnetic pulses are working at the cellular level.

Your PEMF professional will arrive at your provided location at the agreed upon time and bring the equipment, which includes a small plastic box and a specialized mat about the size of a large dog bed, inside. We’ll get to know each other you and your dog, then we’ll work with you to cover the mat with comfortable, happy items for your dog to make it a happy place.

Then, we’ll turn the PEMF on low to introduce the dog to the therapy. Everything goes at their speed, and we allow them to approach the mat when they are ready. Typically, dogs are drawn to it and come settle on the mat, often falling asleep.

Once the session is completed, we will be happy to answer any questions you may have, give your pup a final pat, and be on our way!

No major preparation needed! Make sure your pup is prepared for a relaxing hour, which may include ensuring that they have had what they need to eat or drink, have had an opportunity to go outside and relieve themselves, and identifying a spot in your space where they won’t be disturbed and they feel comfortable. We’ll take care of the rest!

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Frequently asked questions

What should I expect during the first session? We’ll bring the equipment (a small box and a pad the size of a large pet bed) into your home, cover the pad with cozy blankets and things your pup loves, and turn the machine on low. The dog will likely come lay down on it, and we will adjust the settings throughout the session as appropriate. Everything goes at your and the dog’s speed and comfort level.
What will my dog feel during the session? Relaxed, mostly! Typically, dogs are drawn to the PEMF mat because they sense that it’s good for them, and they often fall asleep.
Are there any dogs that shouldn’t do PEMF? Yes – dogs who are pregnant, are actively bleeding, have pacemakers, or whose vet recommends against it for any reason should not do PEMF.
How often should my dog do PEMF, and for how long? We recommend hourlong sessions, 1-3 times per week, for at least 4 weeks. It is up to each dog and owner how long makes sense for them and their goals for the sessions.
Can I, the human dog owner, do PEMF? Absolutely! Reach out directly via email or phone if you are interested in treatment for a human.

Meet Jess

Hi, I’m Jess — founder of Leopard Wellness, sauna instructor, and obsessed with my two pups. I’ve personally experienced the incredible benefits of PEMF therapy, and I’m passionate about spreading the word.

I use professional-level PEMF equipment, and I bring it to your home — because your dog deserves the best recovery support.

Is this right for my dog?

PEMF is beneficial for many dogs, but safety is the most important thing! Below, you will find our guidelines to help you determine whether PEMF is right for your dog. However, if you are ever unsure, please don’t hesitate to ask your veterinarian about your specific situation prior to booking a PEMF session!