Laser Therapy
Cutting edge veterinary medicine.
As a pet owner, it is reasonable for you to feel apprehensive toward theoretically painful treatment for your pet. Laser therapy offers an entirely pain free solution; and, studies show laser therapy to have absolutely zero side-effects. We are pleased to offer our patients this form of therapy as an alternative method of treatment. Laser therapy, also called cold laser therapy, is an increasingly popular holistic healing method used on pets and people. For pet owners seeking a drug- and surgery-free alternative for their animal, laser therapy is an ideal option. It is important to remember, however, that laser therapy is sometimes not entirely curative and is meant to supplement the healing process.
As a pet owner, it is reasonable for you to feel apprehensive toward theoretically painful treatment for your pet. Laser therapy offers an entirely pain free solution; and, studies show laser therapy to have absolutely zero side-effects. We are pleased to offer our patients this form of therapy as an alternative method of treatment. Laser therapy, also called cold laser therapy, is an increasingly popular holistic healing method used on pets and people. For pet owners seeking a drug- and surgery-free alternative for their animal, laser therapy is an ideal option. It is important to remember, however, that laser therapy is sometimes not entirely curative and is meant to supplement the healing process.
Most often, pet laser therapy is implemented because a pet owner fears the negative side-effects of non-steroid anti-inflammatories. While brief use of these medications is perfectly safe, long-term use has proven to cause negative side-effects in some pets. Some animals (cats in particular) cannot tolerate these medications. In these instances, laser therapy is ideal.
Laser therapy is beneficial for pets experiencing the following:
- Arthritis
- Bacterial infection
- Chronic pain
- Hip dysplasia
- Ear hematoma
- Inflammation
- Bone injury
- Muscle injury
- Nerve damage
- Open wounds/abrasions
- And SO MUCH MORE!
- Arthritis
- Bacterial infection
- Chronic pain
- Hip dysplasia
- Ear hematoma
- Inflammation
- Bone injury
- Muscle injury
- Nerve damage
- Open wounds/abrasions
- And SO MUCH MORE!
