Companion Animal Health

What Companion Animal Health does

Companion Animal Health designs, manufactures, and distributes therapeutic and diagnostic medical devices for the veterinary market. The company was founded in 2006 (originally as LiteCure, LLC) and is operated as a division of Enovis Corporation (legal entity: DJO, LLC d/b/a Enovis Animal Health) following DJO Global's 2018 acquisition. The product portfolio is organized into three integrated lines: Class IV laser therapy systems for photobiomodulation (CTX-IQ, CTX-15, CTX-10, CTS DUO+), regenerative medicine processing (CRT PurePRP II kits, CRT PureBMC kits, and the CRT system), and on-site diagnostics (Cellfie telepathology, Stance Analyzer for weight-bearing assessment). A separate equine sub-brand, Pegasus, addresses sports medicine and lameness in horses via the PTX-IQ and PTX therapy lasers. An experimental Nanotherapy platform combines gold nanoparticles with infrared laser for photothermal ablation of low-grade mast cell tumors.

The business operates a direct enterprise field-sales model with demonstration-led conversion, supported by an inside sales team, clinical-support specialists, and a customer webstore (portal.litecure.com) for supplies and consumables. Revenue is generated through one-time capital equipment sales (laser systems, diagnostic platforms) and recurring consumable revenue (PRP/BMC kits, treatment heads, accessories), supplemented by RACE-approved continuing-education services delivered through the Companion Academy and 200+ on-demand clinical webinars. Pricing is quote-based and not publicly disclosed; the sales motion relies on direct engagement with veterinary practices.

The company serves three primary customer segments: small-animal general and specialty veterinary practices, equine practitioners (mobile and clinic-based), and veterinary academic/rehabilitation centers such as Michigan State University's Advanced Rehabilitation Center. End beneficiaries include pet owners seeking drug-free pain management. Operating geographies cover the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom. The company maintains 101–250 employees, has been in operation for over 15 years, and positions itself around an evidence-based, education-led go-to-market backed by 250+ publications and case studies.

Name

Companion Animal Health

Legal name

DJO, LLC d/b/a Enovis Animal Health

Website

https://companionanimalhealth.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2006

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

101–250 employees

Short description

Companion Animal Health designs and manufactures Class IV therapeutic lasers, regenerative medicine kits, and on-site diagnostic tools for veterinary practices. Operating as a division of Enovis Corporation, it serves companion-animal and equine veterinarians across the US, Canada, and the UK.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Veterinary Medical Devices

NAICS

Veterinary Services (54194)

SIC

Surgical & Medical Instruments & Apparatus (3841)

akta.pro primary industry

Veterinary Anesthesia & Pain Management Specialty Services (HLAMACAJ)

Keywords

• Veterinary laser therapy
• Photobiomodulation systems
• Veterinary regenerative medicine
• Equine therapy lasers
• Veterinary diagnostic tools

Headquarters

HQ city

New Castle

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Personnel, Supply Chain, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Others

Revenue model

1. Laser Therapy Hardware Sales: Sale of Class IV therapeutic laser systems including CTX-IQ, CTX-15, CTX-10, and CTS-DUO+ models along with treatment heads and accessories. One-time capital equipment purchases with optional service contracts.
2. Regenerative Medicine Products: Sale of PRP and stem cell processing kits including CRT PurePRP II Kits and CRT PureBMC Kits. Consumable products used in veterinary regenerative therapies.
3. Diagnostic Equipment: Sale and subscription of diagnostic equipment including Stance Analyzer for gait analysis and Cellfie telepathology platform for clinical pathology services.
4. Education and Training Services: Continuing education programs, webinars, and academy courses for veterinary professionals. Some courses offer RACE-approved CE credit.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels6 records

Core offering

Companion Animal Health designs, manufactures, and sells Class IV therapeutic laser systems, regenerative medicine (PRP/BMC) processing equipment and consumables, and veterinary diagnostic tools (telepathology and stance analysis). The company targets veterinary practices treating companion animals and equine patients, supporting drug-free pain management, rehabilitation, and point-of-care diagnostics. Sales are conducted through direct enterprise field sales backed by clinical support and an extensive continuing education library.

Product overview

Companion Animal Health is a veterinary medical technology company offering three integrated product lines: Laser Therapy (photobiomodulation), Regenerative Medicine, and Diagnostic Tools. The laser therapy portfolio includes the CTS DUO+, CTX-IQ, CTX-15, and CTX-10 Class IV therapy laser systems, the Nanotherapy gold nanoparticle system for cancer treatment, and compatible Empower delivery systems with multiple treatment heads. The regenerative medicine line features the CRT System with PurePRP®II and PureBMC® preparation kits for autologous cell-based therapies. Diagnostic offerings include the Cellfie telepathology platform enabling remote pathology consultation and the Stance Analyzer for objective gait assessment. All product lines are supported by the Companion Academy education platform providing clinical training, over 200 webinars, and evidence-based resources.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Pegasus Equine Laser Therapy: Equine-specific laser therapy products including PTX-IQ Therapy Laser and PTX Therapy Laser for horses.

Products and services

• CTS DUO+ Multi-function Class IV laser therapy system offering flexible treatment delivery for small and large animals through multiple treatment head options; for veterinary practices.
• CTX-IQ Class IV therapy laser with intelligent interface for veterinary photobiomodulation treatments, including protocol guidance and multiple treatment head options.
• CTX-15 Class IV therapy laser system designed for small animal veterinary practices.
• CTX-10 Compact Class IV therapy laser for small animal veterinary applications.
• Nanotherapy Gold nanoparticle-based cancer treatment using photothermal ablation with infrared laser for selective tumor destruction in low-grade mast cell tumors.
• Empower IQ Delivery System Intelligent delivery system with selectable treatment heads for CTX-IQ laser therapy systems enabling customized treatment approaches.
• Empower Delivery System Delivery system with multiple treatment head options for laser therapy applications.
• CRT System Automated blood processing system for preparing platelet-rich plasma (PRP) and bone marrow concentrate (BMC) from patient samples in under 30 minutes.
• CRT PurePRP II Kits Second-generation PRP preparation kits producing platelet-rich plasma with high platelet concentration, low red and white blood cells for joint injections and soft tissue injuries.
• CRT PureBMC Kits Bone marrow concentrate preparation kits for regenerative medicine applications.
• Cellfie Remote-enabled telepathology platform enabling real-time clinical pathology services with board-certified pathologists accessing the microscope remotely for point-of-care cytology and same-day diagnosis.
• Stance Analyzer Weight-bearing assessment system for objective lameness evaluation, early detection, and treatment progress tracking during standing exams.
• PTX-IQ Therapy Laser Class IV laser therapy system designed specifically for equine veterinary applications, sold under the Pegasus Equine Laser Therapy sub-brand.
• PTX Therapy Laser Therapy laser for equine patients providing non-invasive drug-free treatment for conditions including tendon injuries, suspensory injuries, osteoarthritis, and wound healing.
• Companion Academy Continuing education platform offering on-demand webinars, case studies, scientific publications, and clinical resources supporting product adoption, with many courses offering RACE-approved CE credit for veterinarians.

Quantifiable outcome

• Near 70% increase in photon penetration with contact vs non-contact delivery technique
• +4 more outcomes

Named customers7 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature6 records

Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

• Enovis Corporation (Parent)coreOthersCompanion Animal Health is a division of Enovis Corporation (formerly DJO, LLC d/b/a Enovis Animal Health). Enovis provides corporate infrastructure, resources, and brand backing for the veterinary medical technology business.

Scale indicators7 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Broad incumbents

• Elanco Animal Health: Elanco is a major animal health company offering pharmaceuticals and vaccines for companion animals and livestock. Comparable as a broad incumbent in the veterinary pain management space, where Elanco's NSAID portfolio (e.g., Galliprant for canine OA) competes directly with Companion's drug-free laser therapy positioning.
• Heska (Antech Diagnostics): Heska, acquired by Mars Petcare/Antech, offers in-clinic veterinary diagnostics, imaging, and lab equipment. Broad incumbent in veterinary practice technology with comparable positioning to Companion's Stance Analyzer gait assessment and Cellfie diagnostics platforms, serving similar veterinary clinic customers.
• IDEXX Laboratories: IDEXX is the leading veterinary diagnostics company offering in-clinic lab analyzers, reference lab services, and practice management software. While Companion's Cellfie telepathology platform is a niche diagnostics offering, IDEXX represents a broad incumbent in veterinary diagnostics and adjacent practice technology — a potential competitor or partner for Companion's diagnostic expansion.
• Zoetis: Zoetis is the largest global animal health company offering pharmaceuticals, vaccines, diagnostics, and genetic testing. While Companion's laser therapy competes with Zoetis's NSAID/pain management pharmaceutical portfolio, Zoetis represents the broader incumbent addressing the same pain management market with drug-based solutions — a key competitive dynamic for Companion's drug-free positioning.

Direct peers

• Summus Medical Laser: Summus Medical Laser manufactures Class IV veterinary therapeutic lasers (Horizon, Platinum Series) for companion animals and equines, focusing on pain management and rehabilitation. Direct competitor to Companion's CTX product family, with similar veterinary clinic sales motion and clinical education programs.
• Respond Systems: Respond Systems produces veterinary laser therapy equipment (MLS Laser Therapy) used for pain management and inflammation reduction in companion animals. Comparable to Companion Animal Health in targeting veterinary practices with Class IV laser hardware, with similar distribution through direct sales and clinical education.
• LiteCure (legacy brand): LiteCure, LLC was the original operator of Companion Animal Health before being acquired by DJO/Enovis in 2018. The brand and technology lineage directly precede Companion's current laser therapy products, making it a historical direct equivalent in the veterinary Class IV laser space.
• Multi Radiance Medical: Multi Radiance Medical manufactures veterinary therapeutic laser devices (Activet Pro, MR4) using super pulsed laser technology for pain management in companion animals and equines. Direct competitor to Companion's CTX-IQ and CTS DUO+ Class IV laser therapy systems, serving the same veterinary practice customer base with similar photobiomodulation products.
• Lite Cure Vet (Arctia/Phoenix Therapy): Veterinary laser therapy equipment manufacturer offering Class IV laser systems for small animal and equine practices. Comparable to Companion in the photobiomodulation category, with similar emphasis on drug-free pain management and clinical education for veterinary professionals.

Emerging players

• Ardent Animal Health: Ardent Animal Health provides regenerative medicine products and services for veterinary practices including PRP and stem cell therapies. Comparable to Companion's CRT PurePRP and PureBMC product line, addressing the same regenerative medicine category with similar clinical positioning for companion animal joint and soft tissue applications.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks4 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

• Xx.com/companionlaser

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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