BICOM® Bioresonance

Stress-free for pets and pet owners Suitable for all types of animals

There are many dogs , cats and horses suffering from health problems worldwide.

Be it problems with the musculoskeletal system, allergies and food intolerances or chronic diseases.

Sometimes, as an animal owner, you are at a loss when you can’t get any further with conventional therapy methods.

Like acupuncture or homeopathy, bioresonance belongs to the field of complementary medicine and is intended to be a useful supplement to conventional medicine.

It works with the body’s own wavelength of the four-legged friend, is used without medication and is painless to use.

Of course, not all health problems can be resolved with bioresonance. It is best to talk to a veterinarian or animal naturopath.

With our therapist finder you can find the nearest practice that can offer you BICOM® bioresonance.

Pain-free testing and therapy

Treatment with the BICOM® device is painless and stress-free. Especially sensitive animals feel very comfortable and it often happens that they completely relax and come to rest during the therapy.

Bioresonance has no harmful side effects and is used without medication.

Occasionally, initial aggravations, in what is known as the body’s initial reaction, can occur. However, these fade away after a short time.

What Pet Owners are saying..

17 year old parrot (African Grey) with massive skin necrosis

What Vet Says

May 01, 2024•1 min read

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When the parrot lady was introduced to me in the practice, she had just come out of the special clinic with urgent advice for euthanasia. The parrot suffered from massive underwing eczema with black necrotic skin down to the bone and also severe automutilation (plucking problem).

During testing we found contamination from Staphylococci, Penicillium and Aspergillus. Already after the second bioresonance treatment, her behavior changed for the better. She took in food again as usual, plucked significantly less and the underwing eczema began to dry up. After a total of six bioresonance treatments, scar tissue had formed under the wings and she made her first attempts at flight.

In order to keep the scar tissue elastic and to stabilize the psyche (pulling problem!), two more bioresonance treatments followed at monthly intervals. Now both wings are completely healed and she has a great, closed plumage. The “patient” can now fly again, with the result that her master has had to get her off the garage roof several times!

AUTHOR

Marina Langhojer

Animal healer, additional training as an animal behavior therapist, animal physiotherapist, animal osteopath, animal chiropractor; certified animal nutritionist.

Regular advanced training courses at the Chair of Anatomy, Histology and Embryology at the Ludwig-Maximilians-University in Munich.

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