How Does Laser Therapy (PBM) Benefit My Pet?
How Does Laser Therapy For Pets Benefit Dogs & Cats?
Laser therapy for pets helps those suffering from various conditions experience less pain and a faster recovery. Whether your pet is recovering from surgery, dealing with chronic pain, or simply needs relief from a temporary injury, laser therapy offers numerous benefits.
Targeted Pain Relief
One of the most significant benefits of laser therapy for pets is that it offers targeted pain relief. Traditional pain management often involves medications that affect the entire body, but laser therapy works directly at the source of pain. By applying the laser to the affected area, we can stimulate healing in the exact tissues that need it, offering fast and effective relief without the need for drugs. This can be especially beneficial for pets who are sensitive to medications or who are already on multiple medications for other conditions.
Faster Healing and Reduced Inflammation
The laser energy used in Companion Laser (PBM) Therapy not only reduces pain but also promotes healing by increasing blood circulation, reducing inflammation, and speeding up tissue repair. This is especially useful for pets dealing with chronic conditions like arthritis or recovering from surgeries or injuries. Reduced inflammation means that your pet will experience less swelling, making it easier for them to move comfortably and heal faster.
Non-Invasive and Stress-Free
Because laser therapy is non-invasive, your pet won’t experience any pain or discomfort during the treatment. In fact, many pets find the sessions soothing and relaxing. Most treatments take just a few minutes, and there is no need for anesthesia or sedation, which means less stress for both you and your pet. Additionally, since there are no known side effects, laser therapy can be safely administered multiple times a week if necessary.
Great for Chronic and Acute Conditions
Whether your pet has a long-term condition like arthritis or hip dysplasia, or they’re dealing with a more acute injury like a sprain or post-surgical swelling, laser therapy can be highly effective. Many pet owners notice improvements in their pet’s mobility and energy levels after just a few sessions.
Laser therapy in the Lowcountry
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Shuler Veterinary Clinic in Mount Pleasant SC is part of a locally owned, family-owned network of animal hospitals known as Animal Hospitals of the Lowcountry. Our offices are comprised of:
- Mount Pleasant Animal Hospital located on Ben Sawyer Boulevard.
- Shuler Veterinary Clinic located on North Hwy 17.
- Safe Harbor Animal Hospital located on Muhlenbergia Drive
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