Laser Therapy
At Natural Healing Pet Care, we are excited to offer MLS therapeutic laser therapy, a gentle yet effective treatment designed to help your pet feel better. This therapy uses advanced technology to target pain and inflammation, promoting healing without the heat or discomfort of traditional lasers. Whether your pet is dealing with arthritis, soft tissue injuries, or other painful conditions, our laser therapy provides a safe and relaxing option to help them feel their best. It is non-invasive, easy, and most importantly, it works in a way that’s comfortable for your furry friend.
What to Expect During Your Appointment
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A trained staff member will provide the treatment.
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You will be with your pet during the process.
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You and your pet will need to wear safety glasses.
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Treatments take approximately 3-20 minutes depending on the prescribed settings and number of sites treated.
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For chronic conditions, we recommend starting with 2 treatments per week for the first month then re-evaluate and begin to decrease the frequency based on response. Most patients are maintained on a monthly basis.
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For acute conditions, 1-3 treatments are usually recommended.
More About Laser Therapy
Benefits of Laser Therapy
At Natural Healing Pet Care, we’re excited to offer MLS therapeutic laser therapy, a gentle yet effective treatment designed to help your dog feel better. This therapy uses advanced technology to target pain and inflammation, promoting healing without the heat or discomfort of traditional lasers. Whether your pet is dealing with arthritis, soft tissue injuries, or other painful conditions, our laser therapy provides a safe and relaxing option to help them feel their best. It is non-invasive, easy, and most importantly, it works in a way that’s comfortable for your furry friend.
Conditions We Treat With Laser Therapy
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Arthritis
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Soft tissue injuries
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Partial cruciate tear
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Anal gland disease
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Gingivitis/Stomatitis
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Neck/Back pain
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Disc disease
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Non-healing wounds
For Our Cancer Patients
It is not recommended to treat cancer patients with laser therapy due to the risk of supplying light energy to the cancer and possibly making it stronger. Some veterinarians are okay with treating cancer patients with laser as long as the light beam is not directly hitting the tumor. However, at Natural Healing Pet Care, we choose to use other modalities.