11year Labrador had a mass removed from hind lower leg which constricted around the leg so undid the stitches and treated as a open wound. The wound took from 12/05/23 to 20/07/23 to heal with weekly phovia sessions so had 8 sessions over this time

9year old springer spaniel. Had a adder bit on left fore leg on the 30/09/23 and used hydrogel dressing to see how much and help sloughing then on the 10/10/23 Debrided rest off the tissue off and the started the healing process using hydrogel dressing every 2-3 days and on pain relief pardale and gabapentin as ended treating bit like a burn started phovia sessions on the 16/10/23 and did singular sessions twice a week as found to uncomfortable to do 2 in one session first 3 weeks then went to 2 sessions at a time for 4 weeks and did healed amazingly by Christmas and then with hair growing back is some of the areas and fully healed by January 23rd

4year old cockerpoo. Dog bit injury on the left front shoulder which left a large wound approx 20cmx 17cm with dressings changes and 3 phovia sessions we got a realy good granulation bed and 5 weeks from the start after of course of antibiotics he had a sling graft which unfortunately failed so had to start again with sloughing the necrotic tissue off with useing hydrogel dressings start the proses again. With antibiotics and pain relief he was having dressing changes with hydrogel dressing and phovia sessions so six weeks after the sink graft he had a punch graft then stitched dressing on for 5day for them to take and then dressing changes and phovia sessions and only 1 a week as that he would tolerate and 5 weeks from this procedure to date we are at a wound the size bean 1.7cm by 0.5 cm

Dermot, is a 23-year old gelding diagnosed with Pastern Leucocytoclastic vasculitis (PLV). In last year, he had multiple treatments including dexamethasone injections, oral antibiotics, oral prednisolone, topical steroid/antibiotics, topical tacrolimus ointment, topical antibacterial/antifungal shampooing and UV light avoidance.
Blood test was normal and impression cytology of crusts showed large number of bacteria (suspect secondary Staphylococcus infection).
All treatment was stopped except for the oral prednisolone (anti-inflammatory dose) was continued and 6 treatments of phobia was given a week apart. In between the treatments, the leg was washed with antibacterial shampoo and E45 cream was applied.
The response was remarkable and shows that phovia is an effective treatment for a refractory case of pastern leucocytoclastic vasculitis.

this wound is on boris a rabbit, he got in with another bunny who caused this nasty wound - it took several weeks with one weekly phovia session but we got there in the end.
no antibiotics were used

Archie was presented with serve irritation to his neck, his owner had not put anything around his neck.
we clipped his fur away and found a full circle of inflamed skin.
Archie received 2 session of phovia and recovered well

bodie is a 3 year old Newfoundland that has had on going skin issues since a young age, this time he was presented with ulcerated skin lesion all over his body - the worst one was treated with phovia, steroids and a shampoo. one week later his skin looked so much better especially the lesion treated with phovia, he usually has antibiotics but not on this occasion.

on the 6/9/24 River, a 6yr old cat presented with a burst abscess at the base of her tail. Medication and a buster collar were provided.
On 9/9/24 river come back in for a recheck and it was decided to treat the area with Phovia rather then suture her wound.
River only required 2 treatments of phovia which was administered once a week. The owner were very pleased with the results.

Silver, a 5yr 10m FN greyhound present to the practice on the 30/8/24 for a recheck of a wound.
While away on holiday, silver had cut her leg on a fence and had to undergo emergency surgery at a different practice.
Due to the thinness of Silvers skin, the wound wasn't healing very well and the sutures had failed in places.
It was decided that Silver wound benefit from phovia. Over the next 3 weeks silver had once weekly treatments of phovia and the improvement of granulation tissues and hair regrowth was very impressive.

Millie a 10YO Springer Spaniel has had chronic sores on her feet normally 3 of them occasionally all four were bad. Had a course of phovia by the 3rd session her sores were dry by 4th there was no open wounds just cracks healing. This allowed her to finally be able to start hydrotherapy again along side her physiotherapy.
Unfortunately I did not take progress pictures but after years trying other things laser, ointments the phovia seems to be the thing that has had a lasting effect as it has been 5 months since treatment and Owner reports that still looking good.

So a picture of my parents Spaniel

Interdigital Cysts forelimbs. Treated with Atopica/steroids with minimal response. Stopped all treatment before Phovia. 1st 2x cycle 24th July. Second 2x cycle 1 week later. No further Phovia. Owner pleased with progress and dog stopped bothering with feet.

RTA wound been healing well but used Phovia to speed healing as dog having to wear buster collar to stop him licking. 1st 2x cycles 24th July and 2nd session 1 week later.

Post op spay broken down 3-5 days following surgery. Treated with Phovia 2x cycles 24th July. No further Phovia or treatment required.

Dog presented 24th June 24 with wound to forelimb pad. Sutured and dressed and then wound broke down. Been having dressing changes every 2-3days for 1 month with slow healing process. Phovia used 2x cycles 24th July and continued dressing. 2nd cycle 1 week later with significant improvement in healing. Healed 5th Aug. No further Phovia.

British Bulldog age 6, skin complaint on top of head. 4 session along with black tea soaks at home

Hugo, a 7-year-old Weimeraner, had a benign lump removed 06.09.24. After taking advantage of his grandma's hospitality, it was evident that Hugo had managed to lick his wound. His owner brought him down 13.09.24 for his post operative check. He was prescribed a comfy collar, 7 day course of Amoxycillin/Clavulanic Acid, Meloxicam and Phovia Light Therapy. He was seen again 20.09.24. I think the pictures speak for themselves! We did one more session today (20.09.24). His owners are thrilled with the improvement and advised me they would be letting their friends know about the Phovia Light Therapy treatment.

In October, Ruby (11yr old, Border Collie X) had a lump removed from her left hind leg after a suspected foreign body. For 2 weeks post op, the wound become increasingly inflamed with increased bruising and oedema. Unfortunately, the irritation got too much for Ruby and she was able to get her buster collar off which resulted in self mutilation of her foot, resulting in muscle & bone exposure.
Due to severity of the wound, prognosis was poor and the option of amputation with highly likely.
Thankfully after 9 intense weeks of weekly Phovia treatment with frequent bandage changes with supportive pain management and antibiotics, Ruby made a miraculous recovery. The owner was very pleased and grateful with these results that Phovia had achieved.

Frenchie came in for castration, 24 hours later Very strange firm non-reactive swelling above right eye showed up this morning. Around 3cmx3cm. Non-mobile.
Otoscope - No dishcarge or inflammation in right ear, TM intact. No headshaking or scratching.
Started phovia. 1 week later. for 3 sessions. Photos before and post 3rd treatment!