Petspemf

Petspemf does one thing: it makes PEMF devices for pets. More specifically, its current range is designed for dogs, cats and other small companion animals, with three quite different options depending on how you actually want to use PEMF at home.

There's a mat your pet can lie on, an orthopedic dog bed with PEMF built into it, and a portable loop that can be positioned around a particular area. So although there are technical differences between them, choosing between the three is actually fairly straightforward.

The Petspemf Pad is the full-body option. RollnRest is for dogs who might as well have PEMF built into the bed they're already spending hours sleeping on. And PetLoop PRO is the smaller, portable choice when you want something more targeted.

Petspemf grew out of Omnipemf, which had already been developing PEMF devices for people before the company expanded into equipment designed specifically for pets.

The Petspemf Range

Petspemf Pad

The Pad is probably the easiest product in the range to understand. It's a PEMF mat that your dog or cat lies on while it's running.

There are four programs and two sizes, and the mat is lightweight enough to move around rather than becoming a permanent piece of furniture. That could be useful if your dog has several favourite sleeping spots—or if you're trying to convince a cat that the expensive new thing you've bought is actually somewhere it would like to lie.

At the time of writing, the Pad starts at $440.

Petspemf RollnRest

RollnRest takes a different approach. It's an orthopedic dog bed with the PEMF system built into it.

There is something quite practical about that idea. Dogs already spend a significant part of their day sleeping and resting, so instead of bringing out a separate PEMF mat for a session, you're putting the equipment into a place the dog already uses.

RollnRest comes in three sizes and has four PEMF programs. Petspemf has also built in an automatic-start feature that can detect when the bed is occupied.

It's the premium option in the range, currently starting at $719.

It's also very much a dog product. If you're shopping for a cat, the Pad or PetLoop PRO is probably where you'd look first.

PetLoop PRO

PetLoop PRO is the one that looks and works quite differently.

It's a portable PEMF loop that can be secured around or positioned near a particular area rather than having the pet lie on a mat. It's rechargeable, wearable and designed to be used at home or while travelling.

There are two versions: Recovery and Harmony. Petspemf positions Recovery around physical recovery and targeted use, while Harmony is its relaxation-focused version.

Prices currently start at $350, making PetLoop PRO the least expensive entry point into the Petspemf range.

If portability matters, or you specifically don't want another mat or bed in the house, this is the obvious one to investigate.

Our Choice: Petspemf Pad

If we were choosing one Petspemf product for most pet owners to look at first, we'd start with the Petspemf Pad.

Not because we're claiming that it's more effective than the other two. We aren't. It's simply the most versatile starting point in the range.

It works for dogs and cats, provides full-body rather than purely targeted use, has four programs, and can be moved to wherever your pet is comfortable resting. It also costs considerably less than RollnRest.

There are situations where we'd choose differently. PetLoop PRO makes more sense if portability or targeted use is the priority. And for a dog that spends hours happily sleeping in the same bed, RollnRest is an interesting idea.

But as an all-round introduction to what Petspemf offers, the Pad is Our Choice.

What Does Petspemf Cost?

There's a fairly modest spread between the three products:

PetLoop PRO — from $350
Petspemf Pad — from $440
RollnRest — from $719

Those were the prices listed by Petspemf when we researched this page. Prices, promotions and available configurations can change, so check the official Petspemf website for current pricing before making a decision.

At present, Petspemf also offers free worldwide shipping on orders over $199, although buyers are responsible for any applicable import duties, taxes or customs fees. Delivery is available to the US, UK, EU and many other countries, with some country restrictions.

Warranty and Returns

Petspemf devices purchased through official channels currently come with a two-year warranty, with extended coverage available.

There is also a 30-day return period, but this is one area where it's worth reading the details rather than stopping at “30-day money-back guarantee.”

An unopened, unused device can currently be returned for a full refund within the return window. Once a device has been opened and used, Petspemf applies a 20% sanitization and restocking fee, and some fabric, foam and other components cannot be returned for hygiene reasons. The customer is also responsible for return shipping.

Those terms can change, so check the current warranty and return policy on the official site before ordering.

A Word About Health Claims

You'll see Petspemf talk extensively about pain, mobility, recovery, relaxation and other potential uses for PEMF on its website.

We don't make medical claims about PEMF products or promise that a particular device will produce a particular result for your pet.

Petspemf itself says its devices are intended to support animal wellness and should be used in consultation with a licensed veterinarian. Its safety information also lists situations where the devices should not be used or where veterinary guidance is particularly important, including pregnancy, epilepsy or seizure history, active bleeding, certain implants and pacemakers.

If you're considering PEMF because your dog or cat is in pain, recovering from surgery, having mobility problems or dealing with another medical issue, your veterinarian should be part of that conversation.

Who Is Petspemf Best For?

Petspemf is particularly easy to consider if you're a pet owner who wants PEMF equipment you can use at home without buying a large professional veterinary system.

The three-product range is also small enough that you're not faced with 15 machines with tiny differences between them.

Want something your dog or cat can lie on? Start with the Pad.

Want PEMF incorporated into your dog's regular bed? Look at RollnRest.

Want something portable and targeted? Look at PetLoop PRO.

Petspemf also works with veterinarians and rehabilitation practices. The company offers clinic demonstration units, professional pricing and resources for veterinary teams, while its devices can also be used as part of veterinarian-guided home routines.

When We'd Look Elsewhere

Petspemf isn't trying to cover the entire animal PEMF market.

If you're looking for an equine system, this isn't it. And if you're a veterinarian shopping for a larger, high-intensity professional PEMF machine for a busy practice, we'd compare Petspemf with the professional veterinary manufacturers in this directory before deciding.

But for a dog or cat owner who wants an approachable home PEMF system, Petspemf gives you three quite distinct ways to do it without making the choice unnecessarily complicated.

Visit Petspemf

You can see all three devices, compare the current sizes and options, and check today's pricing directly on the Petspemf website.

Visit the official Petspemf website

Best For: Pet owners looking for an approachable at-home PEMF option for dogs or cats