Considering the advancement of the affective relationship between humans and animals, making their connection increasingly consolidated, it is increasing the genuine interest of tutors and veterinary professionals in the "pet" area. This has created a research for alternatives capable of curing diseases, in which conventional treatments are not always effective. An example of this is ozone therapy. With high oxidative power, this technique has demonstrated its high potential for veterinary therapy. Patients treated on the basis of ozone have shown significant clinical improvement of their conditions when assisted by professionals who understand the toxicity of this technique if used improperly. Currently, ozone therapy is a complementary form of medical treatment that is used combined with conventional medicine, adapted to each specific condition. The medical use of ozone gas is promising due to its simple application and relatively low cost compared to other therapies and medicines.
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