Oral ulcers, tongue sores, tongue injuries, stomatitis, craniomandibular osteopathy, post dental extraction, TMJ issues, tempo-mandibular joint pain, sinusitis, nasal inflammation, upper respiratory tract infections (URTI).
- Choose an Assisi Loop that is larger than the area of the face to be treated if possible. Positioning is extremely important for optimal effect.
- Position the pet lying down either flat on the ground or up on their elbows with their rear limbs out to one side.
- Identify the extraction area or injured area and place the Assisi Loop with the center of the Loop over the center of the injured area, completely surrounding the area if possible. The Assisi Loop can also be placed around the dog’s head with the Loop held just behind the eyes or attached to an Elizabethan collar.
- When attaching the Assisi Loop to the Elizabethan collar, position the Loop so the center of the head is in the center of the Loop. Tape the Loop in several places to keep it secure and in place for the whole treatment.
- In this position, a large Loop will treat 4.5 inches in front of the Loop. If the injury or sore is farther away than this, then it is better to place the Assisi Loop on the side of the face. See Pictures
- The signal generator can be positioned to help balance and stabilize the unit during treatment.
- The signal generator should be located in view of the person treating the pet.
- Do not leave the pet unattended when using this placement as small movements can change the positioning of the Loop and the area being treated.
- Turn the unit on by pressing the button on the front of the white rubberized signal generator; green lights will illuminate about once per second.
- Keep the unit in place for the full 15 minutes until the unit shuts off.
- Treat the area 4 times daily, if possible, for dental extractions and twice daily for other mouth indications. Treat for a minimum of 2 days until inflammation and pain has resolved.
- There should be a minimum of 2 hours between treatments for optimal nitric oxide enhancement.
Pet Owner Responsibility. A panel of licensed, experienced veterinarians has developed this Guide. Pet owners should use this protocol only to treat a condition listed above and as directed by a qualified veterinary clinician. Other protocols in this Guide should be used only as directed by a qualified veterinary clinician.
Important: Before starting treatment, please consult product label for optimal product use and safety guidelines. To learn more about the technology, visit our website.
Battery Life: When the lights are blinking 2-3 times per second, the battery is running low and a new Assisi Loop should be purchased. There should be a minimum of 2 hours between treatments for optimal battery efficiency.