Animal wellness · BWS and miHealth Pet

An animal can't tell you how it feels. The scan shows you where to start.

Your voice scan needs someone to speak. An animal can't. Rest miHealth Pet on a dog, cat or horse and BWS, our Bioenergetic Wellness System, maps its priorities on screens drawn for that species. Then the same handheld supports what the scan found: microcurrent, red laser light and a pulsed magnetic field, on the skin or with no contact at all.

For BWS practitioners, animal-care professionals and integrative vets. A new service for your practice, from clients you already have. Animal use only.

Book a call See the cases

Thirty minutes on Zoom, one to one. You hear the price first.

A hand holding a white miHealth beside a chestnut horse, wired to a tablet showing a horse body map
miHealth reading a horse in the barn.
Used with animals since 2015 Dog, cat and horse screens in BWS On the skin, or no contact at all For animal use only
The cases

Three animals. What happened next.

Ivy, a Belgian Shepherd, in a cage at the vet's on a dripIvy standing in the snow

Ivy · Belgian Shepherd · Addison's disease

Thirty times a day. Then not again.

Ivy was vomiting about thirty times a day, and her owners were told to put her down. The day a vet used miHealth on her, she went eight hours without being sick for the first time. They bought one and used it every day. Three years later she hadn't been sick since, and was full of energy.

Three photos of a pony's leg wound as it healed

A pony · an infected leg wound

Down to the bone. Healed in fourteen days.

After two weeks of antibiotics the infection had eaten the leg down to the bone, and the vet was going to put the pony down. Hans switched to miHealth, with Traumeel and Cicavet wound spray. Fourteen days later, everything was healed.

Snapchat · a horse that kept collapsing

The scan pointed to the liver, three weeks early.

The vet couldn't yet say why Snapchat was collapsing. LB's scan put the stomach and liver at the top, so LB started liver support straight away, with the Post Trauma program four times a day. Three weeks later the vet confirmed photosensitization.

"Thanks to the scan, we were able to focus on the liver from the very beginning."

LB, E4L practitioner

"Animals respond quickly. miHealth response in the consult room can be dramatic."
Dr Rob Willis BVSc (Hons), veterinarian

More animal stories

In your practice

One animal. Often a second client.

How it earns

Three lines from one visit

The animal's session, the Infoceuticals its scan recommends, and the owner's own scan. Bring your session fee to the call: you get the price first, and we work out the pay-back together.

Start with one you know

A dog you know. A horse at a yard you visit.

Nancy B started with Chelsea, a rescue dog so frightened she trembled at the click of her own nails. After the drops and an animal scan, Chelsea now greets visitors and plays with the cat.

The second client

Owners ask about themselves

Owners who see their animal's scan often ask for one of their own, Dr Rob Willis found. One visit, two clients.

What you need

  • To scan and support: a BWS license with the animal screens added, and miHealth Pet.
  • To support only: miHealth Pet on its own. It reads the skin as you go.

Your scope

  • Not a vet? Work alongside the animal's vet, and check your state's rules for working with animals.
  • To an owner: "I do an energetic assessment and wellness support, alongside your vet."

See an animal scan on a call

How it works

Scan. Support. Rescan. Drawn for the animal in front of you.

Pick dog, cat or horse when you set up the animal in BWS, and every screen is drawn for that species.

Scan

The owner holds the animal. Rest miHealth Pet where the coat is thinnest: in a dog or cat, the armpit or groin; in a horse, over the ribs. BWS shows the reading on the animal's screens: source energy, organs and systems, energetic immunity, mind-body and emotions, life journey.

Support

The Recommendations screen lists the Infoceuticals (E4L's imprinted drops) and the miHealth programs, in priority order. Build the miHealth cycle from the scan and run it on the skin, or just above it for an animal that won't be touched. Drops go in the water bowl, on the skin for a cat, or by syringe for a horse.

Rescan

At the next visit, scan again and let the new priorities set the next step.

Energetic Stars screen for a horse: a translucent horse showing its organs and blood vessels
Energetic Stars. Drawn for a horse.
Mind-Body screen for a horse
Mind-Body. The emotions screen, for a patient that can't tell you.
Flow screen for a dog, with the energy pathways traced along the body
Flow. Information along the body's energy pathways.
miHealth Pet

Find it. Charge it. Inform it.

When the scan is right but the tissue can't act on it, miHealth Pet puts the charge back where the scan points. Three things in one pass.

  • It reads the skin. It measures the skin's electrical response as it goes, with a mode built for animal skin, and shows you where to work.
  • It puts charge back. Microcurrent, red laser light and pulsed magnetic energy go in, and the waveform keeps changing with the skin's response. When an area has had enough, the device tells you and you move on.
  • It carries the information. Each program carries the same kind of information as our Infoceuticals: the instructions for how that part of the body is meant to run. The device does the nudge; the body does the rest.
The miHealth handheld, front and back
01

Microcurrent with biofeedback

Under 1 mA, shaped moment to moment by the skin's response.

02

Pulsed magnetic field

A coil sends gentle magnetic pulses: on the body, or held just above it with nothing touching.

03

Red laser light

Five 670 nm diodes, absorbed at the skin where the nerve endings sit.

04

The information signal

Infoceutical information on the current, the light and the field together. The part no other device carries.

On Body

Skin contact, guided by feedback.

The electrodes touch the skin where the coat is thin or parted: microcurrent, red light and the field together.

Off Body

No contact. Just the field.

Held just above the coat. For a nervous dog, a cat, a head-shy horse, over a wound, around the head, and a calming program while you talk the owner through the scan.

Four tools. One handheld.

It works alongside your laser and PEMF and adds what they can't: it reads the skin to show you where to work, runs microcurrent, red light and a pulsed field together, works with no contact for an animal that won't be touched, and carries Infoceutical information on the signal. One unit in your kit bag, yard to yard.

Specifications

Size180 × 75 × 19 mm, handheld, with wrist strap
OutputsMicrocurrent under 1 mA · 5 × 670 nm red laser, 5 mW each · pulsed magnetic coil
Frequency range15 to 1,000 Hz
ModesOn Body and Off Body
ControlsTouchscreen and three buttons; button sounds can be switched off
ConnectionsWi-Fi and Bluetooth LE 5.0; program updates over Wi-Fi
PowerRechargeable lithium-ion, USB-C
Dust and waterIP65
Works in40°F to 85°F
Handling and safety

Animal first. Then the scan.

From our handling notes for practitioners. The owner or a handler holds the animal.

Dogs

Let the dog smell the device first and offer the back of your hand. Give it space while you talk to the owner. If a muzzle is needed, the owner fits it.

Stop if you see: lip-licking, the whites of the eyes, a stiff body, growling.

Cats

Less is best. Let the cat explore the room; the owner holds it. Start Off Body with a calming program.

Stop if you see: dilated pupils, hair up along the back, ears pinned, panting.

Horses

The owner holds the head. Stand close, never directly in front or behind. Let the horse smell the device, switch the button sounds off, and talk as you work.

Stop if you see: head tossing, fast tail-swishing, stamping, ears pinned back.

Not for

An animal with a pacemaker or other electrical implant, a history of seizures, a pregnancy (a mare in foal included) or an organ transplant. Not over a known tumor or growth, or on the throat. Electrodes never on broken or infected skin: over a wound or around the head, use Off Body. Keep the red laser away from eyes, keep the device off a microchip site, and check with the vet first if there's a heart condition. People: miHealth Pet is for animals only.

Good to know

Fair questions, straight answers.

What does it cost?

You'll hear the price in the first minutes of the call: the device, and the animal screens for your BWS license if you want them. Bring your session fee and we'll work out the pay-back with you.

Is it available now?

We'll tell you on the call what's in stock and when yours would arrive.

Do I need miHealth Pet to scan animals?

Yes. A voice scan needs someone to speak, so miHealth Pet takes an animal's reading. You'll also need the animal screens on your BWS license.

Do I need BWS?

Not to use miHealth Pet: on its own, it reads the skin as you go. Add BWS and the scan sets the priorities and writes the miHealth programs for you.

Which animals?

Dogs, cats and horses: the three species BWS draws.

How does it compare with my laser or PEMF?

It works alongside them. What it adds is skin feedback that shows where to work, microcurrent, red light and a pulsed field together, no-contact work, and Infoceutical information on the signal.

Can I use it on people?

No. miHealth Pet is for animals only.

Is it gentle enough for a nervous animal?

Yes. Under 1 mA of current, low-power red light, electrodes that start at 2%, and Off Body mode that touches nothing. Most animals settle quickly.

Book a call

See the animal screens. Thirty minutes.

One to one on Zoom with our team. No obligation.

Times show in your own time zone: weekdays 8am to 5pm Mountain (10am to 7pm Eastern), Saturdays 9am to 1pm Mountain. Calendar not loading? Open the booking page. Rather write? Send us a question.

miHealth Pet is for animal use only, and works alongside veterinary care.