Sound wave therapy is a physiotherapeutic treatment method in which mechanical vibrations are specifically transmitted to tissues, muscles, and nerves. The vibrations act locally and can stimulate both superficial and deeper structures.

In animal physiotherapy, this therapy is used for, among other things, muscle tension, restricted movement, functional disorders of the musculoskeletal system, and neurological issues. The treatment is suitable for dogs and cats and is individually adapted to the findings and sensitivity of the respective animal.

The aim of sound wave therapy is to support the perception and control of muscles, regulate tension, and promote physiological movement patterns. The mechanical vibrations can address both muscle and nerve structures, which can positively impact coordination and movement quality.

Sound wave therapy is often used in conjunction with manual techniques, active exercises, or other physiotherapeutic measures and is part of a holistic treatment concept.