Vet-recommended red light therapy to support longevity, mobility, circulation, and IVDD preventionat home
Red Light Healing Pad - for joint aches & pains
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- Helps maintain mobility, energy, and playfulness well into their senior years
- Reduces inflammation and eases discomfort so your dog can move freely again.
- Boosts natural healing after injuries or surgery.
- No wires, no holding devices. Just strap it on and let your dog relax during 15-minute sessions at home.
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Recommended by: Dr. Lauren Bordbar
“Silly Paw's Red Light Pad is effective, easy to use, and works great for both small breeds like Chihuahuas and large dogs like Golden Retrievers. Our clients have seen remarkable improvements in mobility and recovery.”
“Vet said surgery was the only option” · jenny m
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“She has been limp free for over a year now” · Trudi b
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“I have not seen her limping or struggling SINCE we started this” · sandra w
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“He’s got 80% mobility back” · tundra p
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“Vet said surgery was the only option” · jenny m
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“She has been limp free for over a year now” · Trudi b
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“I have not seen her limping or struggling SINCE we started this” · sandra w
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“He’s got 80% mobility back” · tundra p
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“Vet said surgery was the only option” · jenny m
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“She has been limp free for over a year now” · Trudi b
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“I have not seen her limping or struggling SINCE we started this” · sandra w
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“He’s got 80% mobility back” · tundra p
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“Vet said surgery was the only option” · jenny m
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“She has been limp free for over a year now” · Trudi b
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“I have not seen her limping or struggling SINCE we started this” · sandra w
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“He’s got 80% mobility back” · tundra p
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“Vet said surgery was the only option” · jenny m
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“She has been limp free for over a year now” · Trudi b
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“I have not seen her limping or struggling SINCE we started this” · sandra w
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“He’s got 80% mobility back” · tundra p
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“Vet said surgery was the only option” · jenny m
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“She has been limp free for over a year now” · Trudi b
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“I have not seen her limping or struggling SINCE we started this” · sandra w
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“He’s got 80% mobility back” · tundra p
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How Red Light Therapy Helps Your Dog Feel Better
Red Light Therapy works by giving energy to our cells in a really clever way. It's like giving a power boost to tiny cell parts called mitochondria, often referred to as the 'powerhouses' of the cell - similar to how a battery recharges.
These mitochondria are in almost all animals. When they soak up the light from the therapy, they start a process that creates more energy in a form that's easy for cells to use. This boost in energy helps the cells, tissues, and body systems to work better and more energetically.
Using Silly Paws is simple.
Just place the mat over the desired area and secure it comfortably using the built-in straps. Most dogs simply relax while the mat does the work. 15 minutes per session, once or twice a day, is all that’s needed.
(1) Promotes Faster Recovery
In just minutes, light photons penetrate deep into the tissues, boosting ATP production and accelerating cellular regeneration.
(2) Reduces Inflammation and Pain
Noticeably reduces inflammation and pain, helping tendons, ligaments, nerves, and muscles repair faster — so your pet feels their best.
(3) Trusted by Veterinarians.
Red light Technology is used by veterinarians daily to keep pets active and happy. Because your furry friend deserves the very best!
Just 15 Minutes a day for Relief
Many dog parents use Silly Paws preventively at the first signs of stiffness or hesitation, no diagnosis required.
Helps reduce spinal stiffness, muscle tension, and inflammation around the discs. Commonly used by owners of long-backed breeds to support spinal health and mobility.
Recommended use:2 daily sessions of 15 minutes.
Supports circulation and natural healing in muscles and joints after injury or surgery. Helps reduce swelling and discomfort during recovery.
Recommended use:1 to 3 daily sessions of 10 minutes, depending on the area.
Helps ease joint stiffness and muscle soreness associated with hip dysplasia. Supports daily comfort and easier movement in affected dogs.
Recommended use: 2 daily sessions of 15 minutes.
Ideal for everyday soreness, stiffness, or age-related discomfort. Helps dogs relax and move more comfortably.
Recommended use:1 daily session of 15 minutes.
Why Most Red Light Devices Don’t Work for Dogs
And why power, coverage, and wavelength actually matter for IVDD prevention.
Not all red light devices are built for dogs.
Many low-powered devices simply don’t deliver enough energy to reach muscles, joints, or spinal tissue — especially through fur.
That means minimal results… even with consistent use.
Silly Paws is engineered with veterinary-grade wavelengths and sufficient output to support circulation, reduce inflammation, and relax deep tissues — safely and comfortably at home.
Does it get hot?
Warm, cozy, never uncomfortable
Silly Paws uses gentle red light designed for daily home use.
It does not overheat or burn the skin.
Most dogs find sessions relaxing and comfortable , many even fall asleep during treatment.
Red light Technology:
Unlike high-intensity clinic lasers, Silly Paws is designed specifically for safe, repeated use at home.
Target Any Problem Area
Signs of pain can often be narrowed down to a certain area to target.
Problem Area & Session Time
15 minutes (Up to 3 times a day)
10 minutes per session (1–2 sessions per day)
15–20 minutes (1–2 sessions per day)
15–20 minutes (1–2 sessions per day)
15 minutes (Up to 3 times a day)
Happy Pets, Happy Owners
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George P.
- Helped My Senior Dog
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United States
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October 15, 2025
I’ll be honest: I rolled my eyes at “red light therapy” because it sounds like one of those internet wellness trends. But my 11-year-old Lab mix has been getting noticeably stiff after naps and slower on walks, so I wanted something I could do at home to support his comfort between vet visits.
What I liked immediately is that this isn’t complicated. The controller is straightforward, the pad feels thick and well-made (not cheap plastic), and the timer auto shutoff means you don’t have to babysit it. We started on a lower setting the first few days just to see how he reacted.
How we use it:
10–15 minutes in the evening, 5–6 days/week.
Usually placed over his hips/lower back while he’s lying on his side.
Light blanket between him and the pad sometimes, mostly for comfort.
What I noticed:
Nothing dramatic in 24 hours — which actually made it feel more believable. Around the end of week 1, the first change was that he would stay in place for the session instead of shifting around. By week 2, he seemed less “stiff” getting up from bed and more willing to follow us around the house after dinner. It’s subtle, but if you have an older dog, you notice the small things.
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Sarah M.
- Great value for money
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United States
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November 2, 2025
My biggest concern wasn’t even whether it “worked” — it was safety and practicality with a dog. Bright LEDs near eyes? Heat? Chewing? I’m cautious with anything electronic.
This pad eased those concerns quickly:
The lights are enclosed behind a protective layer (so you’re not touching bare LEDs).
It has timer shutoff, which is huge for peace of mind.
The pad gets a gentle warmth, but it’s not like a traditional heating pad that gets dangerously hot.
Routine that worked for us (senior Chihuahua):
We started with the lowest intensity and a short time (5–10 minutes). I also positioned it so it was aimed at his body while his head faced away (I didn’t want him staring into bright light). The first two sessions he tried to walk off — by day 4 he started relaxing.
Now he associates it with bedtime. He settles, licks his paws, and eventually dozes off. For me, that’s already a win because anything that helps him relax and loosen up before sleep is valuable.
Tip: keep the light pointed away from your dog’s face and start lower than you think. Once your dog trusts it, you can increase time/intensity.
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Michael R.
- Exactly what we needed
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July 10, 2025
We’ve tried a bunch of things for our older dog over the last couple years—joint chews, an orthopedic bed, ramps, shorter walks, you name it. Some stuff helped a little, but nothing really stuck because it was either annoying to keep up with or he hated it. I bought this pad mostly because it seemed like something we could actually do consistently without turning it into a whole production. The first few sessions we kept it short and on a lower setting, and honestly I didn’t notice much right away. What changed was the routine—he started settling during it instead of getting up and wandering off, and after about a week or two I realized he looked less stiff after long naps and seemed more willing to move around in the evening. It’s not a dramatic “wow” overnight thing, but it’s the kind of small improvement you notice with a senior dog when you’re paying attention. For us it’s been a good at-home comfort tool that’s easy to keep using.
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Brooke S.
- Wonderful!!!
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in the
United States
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May 3, 2025
I bought this and my husband immediately made fun of it, like “so we’re doing glow therapy for the dog now?” He’s not anti-anything, he just thinks most pet gadgets are overpriced and overhyped. We have a 9-year-old Frenchie who gets stiff through his back/hips sometimes, so I figured it was worth a try if it was easy to use and not stressful for the dog. The first couple days we didn’t force it—we just let him lie next to it and then gradually used it for short sessions. That part matters because if your dog is sensitive, they’ll protest anything new. After about a week he started relaxing during it, and the funny thing is my husband was the one who noticed first that he seemed less stiff getting up in the mornings. Now he’ll literally remind me to grab the pad on nights where the dog had a bigger day
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Ryan D.
- Try It Out!
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April 25, 2025
Our dog is still active but he pays for it later. After a longer walk or playing fetch too hard, he normally looks sore that night and the next morning he’s slow getting going. We started using this red light pad after those bigger days, and the recovery difference is what sold me. He relaxes on it during the session, and afterward he’s noticeably less “tight” when he stands up. The best comparison is the next day — he seems more comfortable walking around and isn’t as hesitant on steps. I didn’t expect it to do much, but it’s become one of those things we reach for when we can tell he overdid it.
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Megan L.
- Try It Out!
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United States
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March 15, 2025
I wasn’t sure how to measure “results” with something like red light, so I paid attention to the little signs. Before this, my dog would avoid certain positions, take longer to settle, and act cranky if we touched around his hips. After we made the pad a consistent part of our evenings, he started showing the opposite—he’ll lie down easier, stretch out more comfortably, and he doesn’t get up as stiff after resting. The biggest tell for me is that he chooses to stay on the pad and looks genuinely relaxed while it’s on, like it’s soothing him. Over a couple weeks we noticed he had more confidence moving around the house and didn’t look as uncomfortable after naps. That’s enough for me to keep it in our routine.
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