Canine Laser Therapy

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Canine cold laser therapy uses low-intensity laser of light-emitting diodes (LEDs) to help stimulate and regeneration of cell function, relieve pain and improve healing in dogs. In recent years, it has been used in conjunction with traditional medical treatments to treat soft tissue and tendon injuries, as well as arthritis, according to the National Institute of Health. 

Laser therapy encourages cell regeneration and increases circulation. It can benefit the following conditions: 

· Reduce Strains & Sprains

· Inflammation

· Degenerative Joint Disease 

· Bone Fractures

· Osteoarthritis

· Speed Up Post-Surgical Recovery 

· Wounds

· Gingivitis

· Ear Infections

Laser therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses a specialized laser to reduce pain and inflammation in dogs with no side effects, when provided by a well-trained and experienced therapist. 

To perform your pet’s laser therapy treatment, the practitioner will slowly move the laser wand back and forth over your pet’s tissues which a production of warmth and pleasant sensation that most dogs seems to enjoy and find relaxing.

To provide your dog with the best possible outcomes, we frequently use it in conjunction with other treatment modalities. 

In addition, laser therapy has no negative side effects and does not necessitate the use of sedation or anesthesia. Also, there is no need of shave or clip the area that is being treated and safe for dogs of all ages.

Each session is dependent on area being treated and amount of energy being delivered by the laser treatment. It usually will take 5 to 20 minutes for a typical laser therapy session to complete. Frequency of laser therapy should start 2-3 times per week to start and then can be reduced over time for post-surgical cases.

Cold laser therapy is a safe and effective treatment option for dogs suffering from a variety of conditions, and can improve their quality of life and help them return to normal activities.