Healing That’s Focused

Better days for dogs
living with pain.

The Pelara Dog Pain Registry brings focused ultrasound — drug-free, anesthesia-free — to dogs with chronic pain, and captures the real-world evidence to prove it across participating veterinary practices.

Sound heals. Science guides. Animals win.

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Participating sites
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Dogs enrolled
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Visits recorded
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OpenLIFU sessions
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Adverse events

Pain conditions the registry studies

We follow dogs treated with focused ultrasound across the pain conditions vets see most.

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Chronic Joint & Arthritis Pain

Osteoarthritis and degenerative joint disease — the most common source of chronic canine pain.

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Tendon, Ligament & Soft-Tissue

Strains, sprains, and soft-tissue injuries that limit comfort and mobility.

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Neuropathic & Nerve Pain

Nerve-related pain that is often hard to manage with drugs alone.

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Post-Surgical Recovery

Supporting comfort and healing after orthopedic and soft-tissue surgery.

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Acute Pain & Trauma

Short-term pain from injury or trauma where rapid, drug-free relief matters.

Why veterinary teams take part

A new frequency of care — targeted by sound, powered by science.

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Portable & Practical

Fits real clinic workflows — no special suite required.

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No Anesthesia

Comfortable, awake sessions for most patients.

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Drug-Free Relief

An option when medication is limited or not tolerated.

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Pinpoint Precision

Energy focused exactly where it’s needed.

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Repeatable Sessions

Consistent, protocol-driven treatments captured in the registry.

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Real-World Evidence

Your data advances the science of canine pain care.

What dog parents are saying about Pelara LIFU

Selected owner observations from an uncontrolled pilot; not representative results or evidence of treatment efficacy.

She is going down to barn on her own.she had stopped doing that,but is going now.

She is doing very well.she is afraid to try to jump up on furniture but is jumping and greeting me.

When walking it’s hard to keep up with her,but if I’m going opposite of where she wants to go she stops until I go her way. Stubborn not pain.

Study participant

Bring focused healing to your practice.

“Give animals more good years — without surgery or drugs.”

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