Detailed view of OsteoVitalis FreeHip with near-infrared light
OsteoVitalis FreeHip near-infrared therapy for pets' hips and knees
Dog wearing OsteoVitalis FreeHip for hip and knee application
Detailed view of OsteoVitalis FreeHip with near-infrared light
Detailed view of the OsteoVitalis FreeHip LED panel with 808 nm and 850 nm near-infrared light
Magnetic connection points on the OsteoVitalis product
Detailed view of the OsteoVitalis material
OsteoVitalis battery for near-infrared therapy products
OsteoVitalis user manual for near-infrared therapy products
USB-C charger and charging cable for the OsteoVitalis battery
Dog wearing OsteoVitalis FreeHip for hip and knee application

Osteo Vitalis Free-Hip

Für Hüfte, Knie und umliegende Strukturen

€499,00 EUR €419,00 EUR
One-time purchase,long-term use
Inkl. MwSt. Kostenloser Versand.

Modell: S

In stock - delivery to your home in 1-3 days

What’s in the box

Touch-Controls

1. Power button: turns the device on or off
2. Digital display: shows the remaining time
3. Lock symbol: indicates that the device is locked to prevent accidental operation
4. Battery symbol: shows the remaining battery level
5. B indicator: Bone & Joint mode
6. M indicator: Muscle mode
7. MODE button: switches between operating modes
8. TIME button: sets the session duration
9. Type-C charging port: connects the charging cable and charges the device

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Does this sound familiar in your senior dog?

  • Takes longer to get up
  • Seems stiff after resting and needs a few steps to “get going”
  • Avoids stairs, the car, or the sofa
  • Walks for shorter periods than before — and more slowly
  • Is noticeably more sensitive in cold or damp weather

Many older dogs are not “suddenly lazy” — they are adapting. Changes in the joints and muscles often show up first in everyday life: movements become slower, steps more cautious, and the desire to be active decreases.

osteovitalis was developed for large dogs, whose hips and knees are especially often affected in old age. As a practical red light therapy solution for everyday use, FreeHip can be used regularly as part of daily care and may help relieve discomfort associated with osteoarthritis.

Quality of life in old age starts with mobility!

Postoperative recovery phase

for regular care and prevention, as well as supportive use in case of discomfort

Breeds with a genetic risk / predisposed breeds

Agility, working, and highly active dogs

Degenerative joint changes in senior dogs and senior cats

Postoperative Erholungsphase

Ligament, muscle, and soft tissue issues

Neurological issues (under professional guidance)

In dogs with naturally occurring elbow osteoarthritis treated with PBMT (10–20 J/cm²), PBMT significantly reduced pain scores and lameness and allowed a reduction in NSAID dose compared to placebo.
Looney, A. L., Huntingford, J. L., Blaeser, L. L., & Mann, S. (2018). A randomized blind placebo-controlled trial investigating the effects of photobiomodulation therapy (PBMT) on canine elbow osteoarthritis. The Canadian Veterinary Journal, 59(9), 959.

The Benefits of OsteoVitalis

Precise positioning and optimal light dosage

OsteoVitalis offers two wavelengths (808 nm and 850 nm) that can be flexibly combined to ensure precise light dosing and targeted support for the muscles and tissues around the joints.

Cordless design for greater freedom

The cordless design with an integrated power bank provides greater flexibility and allows use at home or on the go — without relying on power outlets, for simple and comfortable use.

Intuitive touchscreen controls, easy to use

The touchscreen design makes operation simple and user-friendly. Pet owners can easily adjust the device for quick and efficient care.

Perfect fit for better effectiveness

OsteoVitalis can be applied directly to the affected area, reducing light loss and maximizing local absorption to improve treatment efficiency.

Absolute Contraindications

  • Do not use on dogs or cats with tumors or malignant cancer conditions.

  • Do not use on dogs or cats with edema or hematomas.

  • Do not use on dogs or cats with open wounds.

  • Do not use on dogs or cats with implanted pacemakers or similar electronic medical devices.

  • Do not use on pregnant dogs or cats.

  • Do not use on puppies or kittens with undeveloped skeletal systems or open growth plates (typically under 12–18 months).