Pet Laser Therapy
If your pet is suffering from chronic pain or is healing from surgery or an injury, laser therapy can bring them greater comfort and even an accelerated recovery. Our veterinary experts at PetDesk Animal Hospital in Denver, CO, utilize pet laser therapy to help manage pain, reduce inflammation, and speed up healing for your pet with non-invasive treatment and no additional medication required.
Advanced Pet Laser Therapy in Denver, CO
Pet laser therapy uses light energy to stimulate cells in your pet’s body, helping to reduce pain and inflammation while promoting tissue repair and healing. This therapy is non-invasive, painless, and has been shown to provide long-term benefits for pets during a recovery period as well as pets suffering from conditions like arthritis, tendonitis, and injuries.
How Does Pet Laser Therapy Work?
Laser therapy works by sending specific wavelengths of light into the tissues, which helps increase circulation, promote cell regeneration, and reduce swelling. This process can be beneficial for a variety of conditions and is often used as an adjunct to other treatments, helping pets heal faster and feel more comfortable.
Pet laser therapy is often recommended for pets dealing with pain, inflammation, or slow healing. If you think your pet could benefit from pet laser therapy, contact PetDesk Animal Hospital in Denver, CO, today. Our compassionate team is here to help your pet feel better and recover more quickly, all while providing the highest standard of care. We look forward to helping your pet get back to their happy, active self.
Cases Where We May Recommend Pet Laser Therapy:
Arthritis
Pets with arthritis or joint pain can experience significant relief with laser therapy, as it helps reduce inflammation and improve mobility.
Soft Tissue Injuries
Laser therapy can speed up healing for injuries such as sprains, strains, and muscle tears by promoting tissue regeneration and reducing swelling.
Post-Surgery Recovery
Following surgical care, laser therapy can help reduce pain and swelling, promoting faster healing and a smoother recovery process.
Chronic Pain
Pets with ongoing pain from conditions like hip dysplasia or intervertebral disc disease (IVDD) can benefit from regular laser treatments to manage discomfort and improve their quality of life.
Wound Healing
Laser therapy supports the body’s process of healing cuts, scrapes, and surgical wounds, helping to speed up recovery and reduce the risk of infection.