What each session involves
Each visit in the 4 Sessions package is a short, gentle red light therapy appointment designed for dogs. Sessions are non-invasive and last 20 MINUTES. During that time your dog will be calmly positioned while light is applied to the targeted area; staff observe your pet throughout and adjust for comfort and temperament.
Because every animal responds differently, no single session guarantees a specific outcome. The package gives you four opportunities to assess how your dog tolerates the treatment and how you and your veterinarian want to proceed. Please consult with your veterinarian before beginning red light therapy so it fits into your pet’s overall care plan.
Scheduling and local convenience
The total package price is $180 for four sessions, each lasting 20 MINUTES, and appointments are scheduled individually across visits. Bel0 Cryotherapy LLC is located on the Route 10 commercial corridor near Ridgedale Avenue in East Hanover, making it easy to stop before or after a commute along Route 10 or I-287.
Evening and weekend appointment availability makes the four short visits practical for family routines and working professionals from East Hanover, Parsippany, Florham Park, Whippany, Morris Plains, and Livingston. Many clients combine visits with errands at nearby shopping centers or a walk near Troy Meadows, so the sessions fit into typical suburban schedules.
Preparing your dog safely
Before the first session, consult your veterinarian to confirm red light therapy is appropriate for your dog. Bring recent veterinary records, a leash, and any calming aids your pet prefers. Arrive a few minutes early so staff can review health history and ask about current medications or topical products that might be relevant.
At check-in the team will review consent and safety information with you and your veterinarian’s recommendations if provided. Each appointment is monitored for your dog’s comfort, lasts 20 MINUTES, and is part of the $180 four-session package. Staff can pause or modify positioning if your pet becomes unsettled.
