Wellness for Pets & Their People—because healing is better together.
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Halotheraphy
According to emerging research in veterinary respiratory health, regular exposure to dry salt aerosol may support easier breathing and improved airway function in pets. As your dog or cat relaxes in a calm halotherapy environment, microscopic particles of pure pharmaceutical-grade salt are dispersed into the air, gently reaching the respiratory system.
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As your pet inhales the dry salt, the particles travel deep into the airways, where they naturally attract moisture, thin mucus, and help loosen buildup. This process allows the respiratory system to work more efficiently, supporting clearer breathing and improved airflow. The antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties of salt may also help reduce irritants that commonly affect pets.
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With continued sessions, halotherapy may help soothe occasional coughing, encourage better breathing patterns, and promote overall wellness—especially for pets exposed to allergens, dust, or seasonal irritants. As always, halotherapy should be used with your veterinarian’s guidance to ensure it’s appropriate for your pet’s individual needs.
Red Light Therapy
for Pets
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According to leading veterinary studies on photobiomodulation, red and near-infrared light may support cellular repair, reduce inflammation, and enhance overall comfort in pets. When gentle wavelengths of light penetrate the skin, they interact with the mitochondria—the “powerhouses” of the cells—to help produce more usable energy. This natural boost can support healing and mobility in dogs and cats of all ages.
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As your pet relaxes in our red light environment, the therapeutic wavelengths work deep beneath the surface, helping soothe sore joints, calm irritated tissues, and encourage improved circulation. Many pet owners seek red light therapy for pets who experience stiffness, age-related changes, post-exercise soreness, or mild skin concerns. Over time, consistent sessions may help promote healthier movement patterns and support overall vitality.
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Because red light therapy is gentle, non-invasive, and drug-free, it is well-loved by veterinarians as a complementary tool to support wellness. With your veterinarian’s guidance, these sessions may become a comforting part of your pet’s holistic care routine.
Red Light Therapy
for People
While your pet benefits from targeted red and near-infrared wavelengths, you’ll also experience the healing environment yourself. Red light therapy for humans has been studied for its ability to support cellular energy, reduce inflammation, and promote deep relaxation.
As you sit comfortably with your pet, multiple therapeutic spectrums surround you—allowing both of you to enjoy the restorative effects of gentle light, together.
PEMF - Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy
What PEMF Is & How It Works
PEMF, or Pulsed Electromagnetic Field therapy, uses low-frequency electromagnetic waves to stimulate and support the body’s natural cellular processes. These gentle pulses work at the cellular level, helping improve circulation, enhance oxygenation, and encourage healthier energy production inside the cells. Veterinary and human wellness practitioners often use PEMF to support comfort, mobility, and overall vitality.
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PEMF for Pets
For pets, PEMF may help soothe occasional joint stiffness, encourage easier mobility, and support recovery after activity. As the electromagnetic pulses move through the body, they help stimulate cellular repair and gently relax tight muscles. Many pet owners find PEMF especially helpful for aging pets, active dogs, or pets exposed to stress, inflammation, or environmental irritants. Because PEMF is non-invasive and deeply calming, most pets settle into the session quickly and enjoy the relaxing effects.
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PEMF for People
While your pet receives PEMF support, you benefit from the same wellness environment. PEMF for people has been used to help reduce everyday tension, promote relaxation, and support the natural healing processes of the body. Clients often describe feeling more grounded, centered, and physically at ease after a session. When combined with red light therapy and halotherapy, PEMF adds another layer of cellular support—helping you and your pet feel your best together.
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Who Should Use PEMF—and Who Should Not
PEMF is generally well-tolerated by both pets and people; however, it is not appropriate for everyone. PEMF should not be used on pets or humans who are pregnant, have implanted electronic devices (such as pacemakers), or have a history of seizures unless cleared by a physician or veterinarian. Individuals with active bleeding, uncontrolled heart conditions, or serious medical diagnoses should also consult their healthcare provider before using PEMF.
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For most healthy individuals and pets, PEMF offers a gentle, natural way to support comfort, mobility, and cellular wellness. With your veterinarian’s guidance, it can be a safe and effective addition to a holistic care routine.
FIR - Far Infrared
What FIR Is & How It Works
Far Infrared (FIR) therapy uses soothing, radiant heat waves that warm the body from the inside out. Unlike traditional heat—which warms the air first—FIR penetrates gently into muscles and tissues, helping increase circulation, melt away tension, and support the body’s natural healing processes. These wavelengths are calming for both pets and people, creating a deeply restorative experience.
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FIR for Pets
For pets, FIR offers a gentle way to relax tight muscles, soothe occasional joint discomfort, and support overall comfort—especially in older pets or those recovering from activity. The warmth encourages increased blood flow, helping deliver oxygen and nutrients to tissues that need support. Pets typically settle into FIR therapy quickly and often become visibly calmer and more relaxed during their session.
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FIR for People
While your pet enjoys FIR therapy, you’ll feel the benefits as well. Many people find FIR deeply relaxing, grounding, and restorative. The gentle warmth may help reduce muscle tightness, promote better circulation, and create a sense of peaceful ease. When combined with PEMF, red light, and halotherapy, FIR adds yet another layer of therapeutic comfort for both ends of the leash.
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Important Disclaimer
Halo Pet Spa provides holistic, non-medical wellness services designed to support relaxation, comfort, and general well-being in pets and their people. These services do not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease, and they should never replace veterinary care or medical advice. Always consult your veterinarian before introducing new wellness therapies—especially if your pet has existing health conditions, is pregnant, has seizures, or uses implanted medical devices.
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Ready to Help Your Pet Feel Their Best?
Experience gentle, natural wellness you and your pet can enjoy together.
Book a session at Halo Pet Spa and discover how halotherapy, red light, PEMF, and FIR can support whole-body comfort and connection—one relaxing visit at a time.