FITS DOGS 15–100 LBS
FOR ARTHRITIS, ACL/CCL, LUXATING PATELLA, POST-TPLO
CORDED FOR CONSISTENT POWER
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Red + Near-Infrared Leg-Joint Wrap for Arthritic Dogs
$97.00
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$157.00
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Red + Near-Infrared Leg-Joint Wrap for Arthritic Dogs
60-day risk-free home trial
Help relieve your dog’s arthritis-related joint stiffness with targeted red light therapy. Just 15 minutes a day at home. Made for knees, hocks, elbows, and wrists including cruciate ligament injuries (ACL/CCL), patellar luxation, post-TPLO recovery.
Made for Leg Joints: Knee, Hock, Elbow, Wrist
Light Held Directly Against the Joint
Clinic-Grade Therapy at Home
Questions Every Dog Parent Asks First
Yes, it's designed to work through the coat, no shaving, no clipping. Clinic laser treatments often require shaving or parting the fur because the device sits away from the skin. The wrap takes the opposite approach: 102 LED chips held directly against the coat, zero distance loss, with 850nm near-infrared that penetrates deeper than visible red. Your dog keeps his coat, you skip the clippers, and you have 60 days to judge the results yourself.
Most dogs settle within the first sessions once they feel the gentle warmth. The wrap straps snugly and moves with them, no need to hold anything in place. Pro tip from our customers: a lick mat or a chew during the 15 minutes, and the session becomes their favorite part of the day.
One adjustable size fits most dogs from 15 to 100 lbs, small legs to big ones. It weighs just 3.5 oz, so light she forgets it's on. Unusual build or very large breed? Measure around the joint and message us at contact@trylumacanis.com, we answer fast.
The wrap is designed for the leg joints: knee, hock, elbow and wrist, where it wraps fully around and holds the light in direct contact. It is not made for hips, backs or shoulders. If you're unsure where your dog's problem is, ask your vet first, we'd rather you buy right than buy twice.
Yes ! The Lumacanis Wrap is designed to fit around the knee or stifle.
In a prospective controlled study at MeedVet Lausanne, 300 dogs recovering from TPLO surgery were followed for 90 days. Half used the Lumacanis Wrap, while half served as controls. Both groups received the same standard postoperative care.
The Lumacanis group had lower lameness scores, better weight-bearing and range of motion, a faster return to activity, and higher owner satisfaction.
IMPORTANT : After knee surgery, wait until the incision has closed.
$97.00
Sale price
$97.00
Regular price
$157.00
One vet laser session: $80–120, every few weeks. Lumacanis: once, yours forever.
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★★★★★
"I almost did the injection. This seemed too good to be true."
Mornings were the worst. He'd try to get up, stop, and just look at me. I'd already wasted money on chews and a cheap pad off Amazon that did nothing. Three weeks with the wrap and my 12-year-old lab gets up on his own again. Worth every penny and then some.
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Who this wrap is for?
Four conditions. All in the leg joints.
Arthritis in the legs
Stiff back legs, slow to get up, hesitating at the stairs. The most common reason owners order.
TORN ACL / CCL
Cruciate ligament injury, before or after surgery. Sits in the knee, the joint the wrap closes around.
LUXATING PATELLA
Slipping kneecap, the leg buckling underneath. Same joint, same placement.
POST-TPLO RECOVERY
Recovery after cruciate surgery. Start once your surgeon confirms the incision is closed.
Watch real dogs, before and after
Watch the same dog perform the same movement before and after a period of consistent use. Each story identifies the target joint, length of use and any other care reported by the owner.
Before
After
How it works
One target joint. One simple 15-minute routine.
Strap it on, press start, let your dog relax no wrestling, no holding a wand, no pills hidden in cheese.
Step 01
Position it over the target joint
Place the illuminated panel flush around the eligible leg joint and secure the strap snugly, never tightly.
Step 02
Connect the power and press start
The corded design keeps the device powered throughout the full session.
Step 03
Stay nearby until automatic shutoff
The session ends automatically after 15 minutes. Check your dog’s comfort and the condition of the skin before and after use.
The hard choice owners face
Every option seems to come with a catch.
You're not being difficult you're being careful. Each of the usual paths asks you to trade away something that matters.
01
Prescription drugs
Injectables like Librela can work but the side-effect reports frighten a lot of owners.
02
Supplements & gadgets
Cheap, opaque, and rarely backed by anything. You're left hoping something works.
03
In-clinic laser therapy
Genuinely effective but $40-80 a session, repeated weekly, plus stressful trips in the car.
The third way: Lumacanis
The same light therapy used in clinics (The same photobiomodulation principle used in veterinary rehabilitation), drug-free, hands-free, and yours to use at home for the cost of a few sessions.
The science, without the hype
Serious science, not a red glow toy.
Photobiomodulation is the same principle behind the laser therapy your vet offers. Specific wavelengths of light reach the tissue around an aching joint and help the cells there do their job again.
660
nm
Red light, at the surface
Calms inflammation in the skin and tissue right around the joint.
850
nm
Near-infrared, deeper in
Penetrates further to support circulation and cellular energy in the joint itself.
15
min
A gentle daily dose
Consistency is what builds results — short, comfortable, repeatable sessions.
Scientific References :
Alves JC, Santos A, Jorge P, Carreira LM. A randomized double-blinded controlled trial on the effects of photobiomodulation therapy in dogs with arthritis. American Journal of Veterinary Research. 2022;83(8). PBMT reduced pain levels and improved clinical findings in dogs with arthritis.
"It's the same family of light therapy I use in clinic. For day-to-day joint comfort at home, consistency matters and that's exactly where an at-home wrap earns its place."
— Dr. Karen Whitfield, DVM · Lumacanis veterinary advisor
How to use it
A simple protocol, by joint.
Lumacanis is a leg wrap. Position it on the joint you're treating and run a short, consistent session.
Knee (stifle)
Center the wrap over the kneecap, strap snug but comfortable above and below the joint.
15 min · 1–2× daily
Hock (ankle)
Wrap around the lower-leg hock joint, just above the paw, so the LEDs face the joint.
15 min · 1–2× daily
Elbow
Position over the front-leg elbow, strap around the upper foreleg to hold it in place.
15 min · 1–2× daily
Senior maintenance
For ongoing comfort, alternate the affected leg joints across the week.
15 min · once daily
Will it fit my dog?
One size. Fully adjustable. Fits most dogs.
No sizing guesswork
There's only one Lumacanis wrap, and one decision fewer for you. The long, fully-adjustable strap cinches snug on a small dog's slender leg and opens wide for a large breed fits dogs from 15 to 100 lbs.
Wrap it over the knee, hock, or elbow you're treating.
Pull the strap snug so the LED panel sits flush against the joint.
Soft neoprene-style lining stays comfortable for the full session.
No measuring, no size charts, no wrong choice at checkout.
What's in the box
Everything to start tonight.
The Therapy Wrap
Dual-wavelength 660 + 850nm LED panel in a soft, adjustable wrap.
Power Cord
Mains-powered USB-C cord — full output every session, no battery to die.
Adjustable Strap
One long, fully-adjustable strap that fits the knee, hock, or elbow.
3 Recovery Protocol Guides
(The Senior Dog Comfort Protocol, The Joint-Friendly Feeding Guide, Reading Your Dog's Pain Guide)
FREE GIFTOne system. One price. No monthly shots, no refills, no subscriptions just $97, once.
FAQ
Answered by our vet
Dr. Karen Whitfield, DVM, answers the questions worried dog parents ask us most.
"Honestly… this sounds too good to be true. Does it actually work?"
I understand the skepticism I had it too. Red and infrared light therapy isn't a gimmick; it's the same technology we use in rehab clinics, now in a wrap you control at home. It won't turn back the clock. But for easing stiffness and helping a sore dog move more freely? I've seen it again and again.
"I'm scared of hurting him. Is this safe for a senior dog?"
This is one of the gentlest things you can do for an aching dog. No drugs, nothing to swallow, nothing for the liver to process. It's just warm, soothing light. Safe for seniors, safe for daily use exactly why I recommend it for the dogs who can't tolerate much else.
"My dog won't sit still. Won't he just chew it off?"
You stay with him for the 15 minutes it's a supervised moment, not something you strap on and walk away from. Most owners tell me it quickly becomes a quiet ritual their dog actually looks forward to.
"My dog has a thick coat. Can the light even reach through the fur?"
Yes. The 850nm infrared wavelength is built to travel deeper straight through the coat to the joint underneath. No shaving, no parting the fur. That's the whole reason a contact wrap beats a panel held across the room.
"Will it get too hot or burn his skin?"
No. It produces a gentle, comfortable warmth never a burn. Most dogs settle right into it. If anything, the session becomes the calmest part of their evening.
"Is the red light safe around his eyes?"
Keep the wrap on the leg joint where it belongs and there's nothing to worry about. It's designed for the limb, not the face simple as that.
"I've already tried everything supplements, chews, CBD. Why would this be different?"
Because this isn't one more thing to get into your dog. So many of those options fail for the simplest reason: the dog won't take them, or they wear off. This works from the outside, directly on the joint nothing to refuse, nothing to wear off.