What is Veterinary Laser Therapy?
Veterinary laser therapy is a pure and powerful healing aspect of pure light energy.
Laser therapy stimulates and improves healing for many conditions like:
- Open wounds
- Ulcers
- Tendon injuries
- Ligament injuries
- Inflammation
- Muscle pain
Laser treatments don’t require anesthesia, are painless, and cost significantly less than surgery.
The MLS Class IV Cold Laser
The laser we use is the Portable MLS Laser. The MLS laser is a class IV “cold” laser. It has a peak power of 25 watts.
Cold lasers, also called therapy lasers, are different than surgical lasers. Surgical lasers cut through tissue. Cold lasers emit energy to promote healing and alleviate pain.
Our MLS laser is different than other commercial lasers because it provides dual emissions.
In other words, it offers two different types of emissions at the same time:
- Continuous Emission
- Pulsated Emission
Each type of emission helps pet patients in different ways.
Continuous Emission
The main benefits of continuous emission are powerful anti-inflammatory effects.
It also helps reduce edema and has secondary analgesic effects.
Pulsated Emission
Pulsated emission provides powerful analgesic relief.
In addition, the MLS laser offers some anti-inflammatory effects.
The MLS Laser is the first laser on the market laser to allow both emissions at the same time.
Emission Options
Options are unlimited because we can change the:
- Emission rhythm
- Maximum coordination
- Intervals of intensity
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In other words, we can fine-tune the laser treatment for your pet’s particular needs.
What Does Veterinary Laser Therapy Help?
Veterinary laser therapy helps with many common pet problems!
Some of the most common health issues we use it for are:
- Pain relief
- Post surgery pain relief and healing
- Degenerative disk and joint disease
- Arthritis
- Muscle or bone trauma
- Inflammatory conditions
- Topical wounds and ulcers
The above is just a small list of conditions we treat with laser therapy. There are many more!
Do you think your pet might benefit from laser treatment?