This giveaway is sponsored by Assisi Animal Health
GIve your cat the gift of pain relief this holiday season! We know that cats are masters at hiding pain. They hide it so well that it can be difficult for even the most dedicated cat parent to recognize. By the time pain become obvious, chronic pain may have already had a considerable impact on the cat’s quality of life. This can be especially true when it comes to arthritis, a degenerative joint disease that affects as many as 3 in 10 cats. Only 7% of cats with arthritis receive treatment for this often debilitating condition.
While there are conventional pain medications that can help control feline pain, most come with considerable risk and negative side effects. The Assisi Loop provides safe and effective pain relief without adverse effects.
How does the Assisi Loop work?
The Assisi Loop features targeted pulsed electromagnetic field therapy (tPEMF™). This modality was first studied in the 1970s and is FDA-cleared for use in humans. It uses low-level pulses of electromagnetic energy to stimulate the body’s own healing mechanisms to help relieve pain and swelling. For a detailed explanation of the technology, please visit the Assisi Animal Health website.
Assisi Animal Health found that this technology works especially well on feline arthritis. It is a non-pharmaceutical, non-invasive treatment. Cats tolerate it much better than many medications. Not only that, but a lot of cats really enjoy receiving Loop treatments. Because the Loop stimulates the body’s own healing process, rather than introducing a new substance (like a medication), even a sensitive cat body can handle it easily.
Proven science with positive results
A two-year double blind clinical trial on dogs recovering from spinal surgery at NC State College of Veterinary Medicine showed that the Loop not only reduces pain, but also helps the injured nerve tissue recover faster. This enables the pet to return more quickly to normal function.”
Enter to win an Assisi Loop for Your Cat
Please note that the Assisi Loop requires a prescription from a veterinarian.
Winner will need to provide a prescription in order to claim their prize.
For up to seven ways to enter, see the Rafflecopter widget below. This giveaway is open to readers in the United States only, and ends Thursday, December 10. Winners will be chosen by random drawing**.
For more information about how the Loop could help your cat, visit http://www.assisianimalhealth.com or contact Assisi Animal Health at info@assisianimalhealth.com, 866-830-7342.
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My cat, Cassy, is getting older so this would be great for her.
If I had an Assisi loop, I would use it for my senior cats achy joints, & maybe it would even help my kitty with mega colon to have smaller poops that she can pass without straining so much.
Mia, my 14 year old formerly feral mama, could really use some help with her arthritis.
We have two cats I’d use it on. The first is a sweet old guy we brought in a year ago who’d been outside approx. 11 yrs; he has renal disease. The second is another 11 yo that is having GI issues. I think they’d both really benefit from the Loop. Thanks for the giveaway!
My cat has some arthritis in her hips and I would love to try this for her.
I would use it on Tressa because she has a shoulder problem, that causes her to limp some. She has a narrowing in the bones in her neck that will get worse as she gets older, causing her to limp.
One of my cats has started to use steps up and down from heights around 3 feet. She used to simply jump down. I am thinking possible joint issues? The Assisi could help.
I would use it on Mitzi. She is 11 and has arthris in both hips and one knee.
I would really love to have this for our oldest cat, Remus. He has arthritis in his hips and this would really help reduce his pain, and hopefully get back some of his “youthful energy” again.
I would use for Halloween who has skin and ocd issues
We lost our eldest recently at 18, but an Assissi would help our next oldest with her stiff joints.
I would use the Assisi Loop, on my cat Jack Ack Ack..He will be 20 yrs old in January and has arthritis in his back legs..He is still a handsome tuxedo, but is missing his 2 long eye teeth..I also have 12 other cats from a 1 yr old to 15 yrs old, so I know the Loop would get plenty of use, and would be much appreciated..
I would give this Assisi Loop and gift to my sister who has a rescue cat and a Senior cat at that. I feel in my opinion this would be very helpful because when the cat become a senior cat, they start having more aches and pains like us humans.
I know this loop is amazing from many testimonials. I would love to able to assist my almost 21 year old sweetie with this loving power.
I would use it on my kitty that has stomatitis.
Melly was found as an approximately 3-month-old kitten with a fractured right humerus, severe nerve damage in her left front arm/paw and a couple of puncture wounds. The puncture wounds healed, surgery repaired the fractured humerus and acupuncture plus physical therapy greatly helped the nerve damage but she still has trouble with her left wrist. She’s a year and a half old and nothing slows her down but I know having the nerve damage is causing injury to her paw, wrist and on up her arm. I would love to help her short- and long-term with any pain and other problems.
My Emi would benefit from the Assisi Loop. She is a tripod, missing her right front leg, and her left front leg is shorter than it should be. This causes her to lean way down in front when she stands. At the age of 5 she is already showing signs of arthritis and some days she doesn’t want to move much. I would love to be able to relieve her aches and ouchies and “slow hop” days.
My 12 year old could use it as she ages.
I would love to have this- I have 4 ‘mature’ cats that are starting to show their age.
I have a 20-year-old dilute tortie cat that I know would greatly benefit from this Assisi Loop! I’ve been eyeing this for over a year now. My kitty has arthritis and does not do well with oral medication. I am currently treating her with transdermal buprenorphine and unfortunately, the gabapentin she was prescribed causes her to vomit. Would love to try this loop to help ease the pain of her full body arthritis.
I have a 16 year old cat whom I know could benefit from some pain relief. She cannot jump very high and as time goes on it will get worse I fear. I want the best for her and for all cats. I love cats.
I wish every home and animal rescue had access to the Assisi products.
I believe this would help my feral cat Mama Grey a lot. She has had a tough lie until she decided to come in out of the cold and relax. She is 13 now and shows signs of age and wear and has arthritis. So I would love to give her a better last few years in a nonintrusive way as she still does not like the human touch.
My Midnight would benefit from this due to an old femur break. He still limps some and his other leg now suffers from the strain on it.
My 13 year old is starting to slow down, I think this would help with her arthritis.
I never see a way to enter any of your gift give a ways. Can you help me?? I have missed out on several contests and gifts.
I would use it with my 15 yr old cat, Ernie, who has a number of health issues, including some spinal ones.
My 12 year old cat has diabetes and joint pain with stiffness. The Assisi Loop would be a great pain reliever for him and make his life so much better. I think it would also help manage his diabetes so I could use less insulin on him.
Would love to have the Assisi Loop especially for Bert and Lucy the oldest of our group. And as we only adopt senior dogs this would be of great benefit for our dog Nana who is 15. Thank you for the opportunity, xoxo Mavis
Oh what a great giveaway. I have two elder kits 13 and 14 yo. They would love to win an assisi
I don’t think my comment went through. I want to win this for my sweet angel, 16 year old gentleman perfect cat, Jerry. I imagine at his age, he has arthritis. I want to help him all I can to be pain-free in his golden years. I love him so much!!!
I would really love to win this for my 16 year old sweet angel cat, Jerry. He is literally a perfect gentleman cat. I love him so much it hurts! I wonder about him possibly, and I guess probably, having arthritis. I want to help him all I can in his golden years.
The Assisi Loop Lounge would be perfect for a co-worker who is currently taking care of her ill cat.
The cat in the first picture looks like my Pele.
Thanks for the opportunity to win the loop. We would love to win for our ibd cat with arthritis in his hips.
I would use for my girl, Itty Bitty. She is 16 years and I pretty much carry her around all day. She weighs about 6 ibs.
I would love too try this on my Ms. Mida she always seem too have problems with her back vet can’t find anything.
ChattyBob would like to try the Assisi loop. He has IBD, and the loop would be a great addition to his treatment regimen.
Zoe is 16 years old and has one leg shorter than the other. I think she would benefit from the Assisi Loop.
Zoe is 16 years old and has one leg that is shorter than the other. I feel like she could benefit from Assisi Loop.
I wish I could afford this because my 15 year old cat Gin Gin could really use it
My aging Birman, would greatly benefit from an Assissi loop. She has arthritis and has difficulty jumping.
I would use it on my cat Eko to see if it would perk her up.