CANIS 1 — PEMF Recovery Mat for Dogs
CANIS 1 · PEMF RECOVERY MAT
A full-body PEMF mat for the 8–12 weeks of confinement after TPLO, cruciate or spinal surgery. He lies down. You press start. No heat, no vibration, no handling.
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Surgery booked? Order now so it's set up before he comes home.
The surgery gets a surgeon, a team and a recheck appointment. The 8–12 weeks after get a closed door and a discharge sheet. That's the part of recovery nobody else shows up for. CANIS 1 is built around that window.
Inside CANIS 1
CANIS 1 uses eight PEMF coils distributed throughout the mat, with adjustable frequency and intensity controlled through the external controller.
Diagram of the CANIS 1 mat, coils and external controller.
Cleaning: Unplug the controller and wipe the mat with a damp cloth. Do not submerge.
Inside the box: CANIS 1 mat, external controller, connecting cable and quick-start guide.
PEMF isn't new or fringe. It's been used in human orthopedic devices since the late 1970s, and it's used in veterinary rehabilitation today. What's new is putting it into a mat that stays in his rest space for the whole window.
Pick fixed times you're already beside him — after morning meds, before bed. Same spot, same times. The mat stays put, so there's nothing to set up or pack away between sessions.
Six reasons it earns its place during the confinement window.
Built for one window.
Every decision is designed around the weeks of confinement after surgery: a controller that sits outside his rest space, a timer so you're not watching the clock, and a trial long enough to use it in the real routine.
Full body, zero handling.
After surgery he's sore, coned and confined. Nothing to position or strap on. He lies down and it runs.
At home, every day of the window.
No car trips. No appointment schedule. It's there on day 1 and on day 84.
One price, nothing to re-buy.
No consumables, no subscription, no session count that runs out.
Straight with you.
We tell you exactly what the research covers and what it doesn't. We don't make promises about his recovery — that's your vet's job.
Zero risk to try.
A 30-day home trial with free shipping both ways, a lifetime warranty, and a real person on email.
$749.99 once
Start the 30-Day Home Trial| Feature | CANIS 1 | Orthopedic / foam bed | Heated bed | PEMF sessions at a rehab clinic |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it does | PEMF across the whole mat | Cushioning | Warmth | PEMF, in clinic |
| Coverage | Full body | — | Full body | Per session |
| Heat near the incision | None | None | Yes — ask your vet | None |
| Handling a sore dog | None, he lies down | None | None | Car trips, in and out of the house |
| Where | In his rest space | In his rest space | In his rest space | At the clinic |
| Available every day of confinement | Yes | Yes | Yes | Depends on appointments |
| Cost | $749.99 once | Varies | Varies | Per visit |
Clinic PEMF, heat and bedding decisions are your vet's call.
About 15% of a typical surgery bill. And it doesn't expire at week 12 — when confinement ends, it stays as his bed.
Or split it into interest-free payments at checkout.
PEMF delivers a low-level pulsed electromagnetic field through the mat surface. It's passive and non-invasive - your dog lies on it the way he'd lie on any mat. Sessions are timed from the controller. That's the whole routine.
Four peer-reviewed studies. Plain English. Links to every one.
Journal of Neurotrauma (Zidan, Olby, et al.), 2018
"The Effect of Electromagnetic Fields on Post-Operative Pain and Locomotor Recovery in Dogs with Acute, Severe Thoracolumbar Intervertebral Disc Extrusion: A Randomized Placebo-Controlled, Prospective Clinical Trial." 16 dogs recovering from surgical treatment for severe IVDD/IVDE.
Veterinární Medicína, 2026
"Pulsed electromagnetic fields vs NSAID therapy in canine osteoarthritis: A randomised comparative pilot study." 16 dogs compared PEMF with mavacoxib, an NSAID.
BMC Veterinary Research, 2025
"Influence of pulsed electromagnetic field (PEMF) therapy on osteoarthritis in dogs." 10 dogs received PEMF, 11 received a placebo.
Veterinary Research Communications, 2025
"Pulsed electromagnetic field therapy for pain control in dogs with hip osteoarthritis: A randomized clinical study." 10 dogs received PEMF, 10 were controls.
These studies tested PEMF as a method, using different devices and settings — not CANIS 1. CANIS 1 isn't a treatment. Your vet's plan leads.
One size, 60 × 200 cm, built to lie flat wherever he rests.
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Most dogs spend 8 to 12 weeks in confinement after this kind of surgery. Nobody can tell you exactly what week 6 will feel like, but the shape of the window is predictable. Here's what that shape usually looks like.
A twelve-week marker representing the typical length of a dog's post-surgical confinement window. The markers represent time only — they do not represent a treatment outcome or a promised recovery result. Actual confinement length is set by your veterinarian.
Weeks 1 and 2
This is the hardest stretch. Confinement is tightest, your dog is still adjusting, and you're probably re-reading the discharge papers more than once. The mat goes down now and stays there, same spot, same time of day if you can manage it. That's the whole routine, there's nothing else to get right.
Follow your vet's instructions for activity, medication and incision care. The routine sits around that plan.
Weeks 3 and 4
The adrenaline of the first two weeks fades, and what's left is mostly time. This is when owners tell us the routine matters most: you need something fixed to do each day that isn't just a countdown. The mat's already part of the day by now. Keep it that way.
Any change to activity level or medication still comes from your vet, not from the calendar.
Weeks 5 through 8
Most of the confinement window lives here. Whatever your vet has told you about the pace of activity changes, this is usually when it happens. What doesn't change is the routine: the same daily rhythm, the same spot on the floor beside him.
Anything about activity, medication or the incision is your vet's call.
Weeks 9 through 12
Most dogs are nearing the end of strict confinement somewhere in this range, though your vet's recheck is what actually decides that, not the calendar. Keep the routine going until they tell you otherwise. When confinement does end, a lot of owners tell us they miss having something fixed to do every day. That's a good problem to have.
No refills. No subscription. No consumables.
Zero risk
30 days from delivery, in the real setup, in the real routine. Used is fine. If it isn't earning its place, email us — we send a free return label and refund you in full. No restocking fee. No questions.
Lifetime warranty. If it stops working from a manufacturing fault, we repair or replace it. Accidental damage and chewing aren't covered.
Free return shipping · No restocking fees · Lifetime warranty
Surgery booked? Order now so it's set up before he's home. Already home? It still covers most of the confinement window.
PEMF stands for pulsed electromagnetic field. Copper coils carry an electrical current in short pulses, and each pulse creates a low-level magnetic field that switches on and off at a set rate. The field passes through fabric, fur and skin. There's no heat and nothing moves. PEMF has been used in human orthopedic devices since the late 1970s and is used in veterinary rehabilitation today.
Eight coils are spread from end to end inside the mat. An external controller pulses current through them on a timed session, creating a gentle magnetic field across the whole mat surface. Your dog lies on it like any mat. You press start, and the timer switches it off.
None of those. There's no heating element and no vibration. And unlike a static magnet bed, where fixed magnets just sit inside the padding, CANIS 1's field is driven by a controller, pulsed at a set frequency, adjustable and timed.
There's no heat and nothing moves, so there's nothing he'll feel as warmth or movement. He rests on it like any mat.
Adjustable from 0.5 to 72 Hz. Hertz (Hz) means pulses per second, so 0.5 Hz is one pulse every two seconds and 72 Hz is 72 pulses per second.
Eight copper coils, spread across the full length of the mat, so the field covers the whole surface rather than one spot.
Spot devices sit over one area and have to be positioned or strapped on for each session. CANIS 1 is a full mat with eight coils end to end, so your dog just lies down. No positioning, no handling.
Yes. Four peer-reviewed studies are summarised in the research section above, each with a link so you can read it yourself: Journal of Neurotrauma, 2018 (Zidan, Olby et al.) — a randomized, placebo-controlled trial in 16 dogs after surgery for severe spinal disc extrusion. Veterinární Medicína, 2026 — a randomised pilot in 16 dogs with osteoarthritis, comparing PEMF with mavacoxib. BMC Veterinary Research, 2025 — a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial in 21 dogs with osteoarthritis. Veterinary Research Communications, 2025 — a randomized study in 20 dogs with hip osteoarthritis.
These are small studies, and they tested PEMF as a method using different devices and settings. They didn't test CANIS 1.
No. The published research is on the PEMF method, not on our device. We'd rather tell you that straight than let you assume otherwise.
The FDA doesn't pre-approve or clear devices sold for animals the way it clears human medical devices. CANIS 1 isn't sold as a veterinary medical device and makes no treatment claims. It's a home-use mat for comfort, rest and routine.
No. It's designed to support comfort, rest and a daily routine during confinement. Your vet's plan runs the recovery, and CANIS 1 sits alongside it.
Any surgery that ends in confinement: TPLO, TTA, lateral suture and other cruciate repairs, spinal and disc surgery (IVDD), FHO, and fracture repairs. If your vet has said “confinement”, CANIS 1 is built for that window.
CANIS 1 produces a low-intensity, non-thermal field — there's no heating element. Your surgeon placed the implant and knows it best, so ask them before the first session.
It sits under him like any mat. There's no heating element, no vibration, and nothing needs to touch the incision. If your vet has rules about his rest setup, follow those first.
Yes. He just lies on the mat, so the cone doesn't get in the way.
Check with your vet before use if your dog has a pacemaker or any implanted electronic device, is pregnant, has a known tumour, has active bleeding, or has a history of seizures.
The field is strongest right at the mat's surface and drops off quickly with distance. Anyone with a pacemaker or other implanted electronic device shouldn't lie on the mat.
Put it where he already rests, same spot every day, with his usual pad and a familiar blanket on top. It looks and feels like any mat he'd lie on, with nothing warm, moving or noisy under him. And if it doesn't work for your dog, that's what the 30-day trial is for.
Yes. It's a mat. When confinement ends, it stays as his bed, and you can keep the routine going.
Yes, dogs of any size can lie on it. Pick the mat size that fits the space you're using (see Size & fit).
CANIS 1 is designed and sold for dogs.
Yes, always. CANIS 1 sits alongside your vet's plan, never instead of it.
PEMF is used in veterinary rehabilitation, so it isn't a new idea in veterinary medicine. Bring the specifications and the research links so your vet can see exactly what CANIS 1 is and decide.
No. The coils run the full length of the mat, so he rests however he normally would.
No. If he shifts or gets up, that's fine. It's his mat, and he uses it the way he'd use any other.
Run the cable clear of his rest space so the controller sits out of reach. The cable isn't chew-proof. A cord protector helps, and keep an eye on him. Chewing damage isn't covered by the warranty.
Accidents happen during confinement. The surface is PU leather, so it wipes clean with a damp cloth. For easier clean-up, put a washable pad on top, since the field passes through fabric. Never submerge the mat, and keep the controller dry.
Yes, keep it thin. The field passes through fabric, but the closer he is to the mat, the stronger the field.
Unplug the controller first. Wipe the surface with a damp cloth and let it dry. Don't submerge it, and don't put it in the washing machine.
A standard US wall outlet. CANIS 1 runs on 110–220V AC.
There's no heating element and it isn't designed to warm up.
CANIS 1 is 60 × 200 cm (24 × 79 in) — a full-length mat, not a crate pad. Measure the floor of the space you're setting up (length × width) and make sure it lies completely flat. It doesn't have to be the only thing on the floor; it needs to be where he actually lies down.
Yes, as long as the size matches the floor you're putting it on. Don't fold or bunch it, since the coils sit inside the mat.
Yes. Unplug it and move it.
Yes. One payment. No subscription, no consumables, no refills, nothing to reorder.
A dog bed is padding. CANIS 1 is a PEMF device — eight copper coils plus a timed controller — that happens to be shaped like a mat. Compared to the surgery bill or ongoing clinic visits, it's a fraction of the cost, paid once, and it stays as his bed afterwards.
Yes. Interest-free payment options are shown in the buy box and at checkout. Terms depend on your order and approval.
US dollars.
Orders are dispatched within 1–3 business days and delivered 8–14 business days after that. Most orders arrive 2–3 weeks after ordering. You'll get tracking by email as soon as it ships.
Yes. Order when the surgery is booked and it'll be set up before he comes home. If he's already home, it still covers most of the confinement window.
Free to anywhere in the US.
US only for now.
You get 30 days from delivery. Use CANIS 1 in the real setup, in the real routine. If it isn't earning its place, email info@canispetwellness.com. We'll send you a free return label, and once it reaches us you get a full refund. No restocking fee, no questions.
Yes. Used is fine. That's the point of the trial. Send it back complete: mat, controller and cable.
No. Return shipping is free. We send you the label.
A lifetime warranty against manufacturing faults, for the original buyer. If it stops working because of a fault, we repair or replace it. Accidental damage, chewing, submerging it in water and normal cosmetic wear aren't covered.
Email info@canispetwellness.com with your order number and a short video or photo of the problem. We'll sort out a repair or replacement.
Email info@canispetwellness.com. A real person replies within 1 business day.
The surgery gets a surgeon, a team and a recheck appointment. The 8–12 weeks after get a closed door and a discharge sheet. CANIS was built for that part of recovery, the part nobody else shows up for.
Start the 30-day home trial. Send it back free if it isn't for you.
$749.99
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