Review demonstrates integrative therapies improve wound healing in small animals, suggesting benefits beyond traditional methods.
Key Points
This review aims to evaluate integrative therapies for wound management in small animals, highlighting their potential benefits compared to conventional treatments.
Comprehensive review of studies focused on non-conventional therapies for wound healing in small animals.
Highlighted therapies include ozone therapy, light therapy, herbal medicine, and propolis.
Analysis of effects on microbial control, cellular activity, and healing processes.
Ozone therapy shows potential for microbial control and immune response modulation.
Light therapy stimulates cellular activity and collagen production, enhancing healing.
Herbal medicine exhibits antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects, while propolis demonstrates antimicrobial and regenerative properties.