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DISCOVER THE APPROACH

Understanding
veterinary ozone therapy.

Explore a complementary approach that brings together different application methods and personalised veterinary support.

Oxygen and ozone.
A complementary approach to care.

Ozone therapy uses an oxygen–ozone mixture in a veterinary setting. Topical applications, local injections, rectal insufflation and autohaemotherapy give the practitioner different ways to build an approach around an animal’s needs.

Vetozon brings together information, equipment and support to help you discover ozone therapy, find a veterinary contact and discuss a care project.

THE APPROACH IN PRACTICE

Targeted applications.
Personalised support.

01

Local application.

Bagging and local injections target a defined area. The veterinarian selects the technique according to the region involved and the care objective.

02

Different routes.

Rectal insufflation and autohaemotherapy offer other administration routes, according to the care plan being considered.

03

Individual follow-up.

Sessions form part of a personalised journey, with shared goals, attention to the animal’s comfort and follow-up of its progress.

Explore the four approaches

A care plan built around your animal.

  • Understand their needs. Discuss health, everyday life and the goals of care.
  • Choose an appropriate approach. The veterinarian explains the proposed technique, the sessions and their place alongside other care.
  • Follow their progress. Your observations and veterinary reviews help guide any adjustments.

EXPLORE THE APPROACH

Explore further.

Veterinary oncology.

The potential place of ozone therapy in an integrative care plan centred on the animal.

Autohaemotherapy.

Understand the blood’s journey, from collection to reinfusion after extracorporeal ozonation.

Preparing a consultation.

Practical guidance to discuss care with your veterinarian and organise follow-up.

A QUESTION OR A PROJECT?

Let’s talk about it.

For your animal or your practice, the Vetozon team is here to help.