PEMF Therapy
Gentle, non-drug support
Pulsed electromagnetic field therapy designed to support joint comfort and everyday movement.
More movement, more good days
Joint care that fits every day.
Tavod is a wearable PEMF therapy device designed to support older dogs and dogs recovering from surgery with a more consistent at-home care routine.
Coming soon. Early members may be invited to beta test.
Lightweight wearable design
Built for real life
Why it matters
Consistent joint care is hard to maintain—not because you don't care.
Older and recovering dogs often need ongoing support, not a one-time fix. Time, cost, and a dog's patience can all make at-home rehabilitation difficult to sustain.
Long-term care takes consistency
In-person rehab is costly and time-consuming
Fixed equipment can be hard for dogs to tolerate
It is difficult to know what is helping
The Tavod approach
Wearable, repeatable, and easier to trust.
Bring science-backed support into the rhythm of everyday life and make healthy care habits easier to keep.
Wearable Delivery
Made for real routines
A lightweight wearable that fits into walks, rest, and recovery without keeping your dog still for long sessions.
Progress Feedback
See everyday progress
Track sessions, activity trends, and simple mobility check-ins to build a more informed care routine.
Three simple steps
Start with a wearable. Bring support home.
01
Wear
Place the Tavod wearable over the joint area that needs support.
02
Start
Use the app or device controls to begin a guided session.
03
Track
Review session history and activity changes to understand the routine.
Who it is for
Designed for dogs who need ongoing support.
Older dogs losing mobility
Dogs recovering after knee or hip surgery
Large breeds prone to joint stress
Pet parents seeking at-home, non-drug support
Early testing
Help us build something better for pets and their people.
We are inviting early users to try the prototype and share feedback from real routines, interviews, and daily use.
100+
Owner interviews
20+
Early sign-ups
Active
Prototype testing