
Cold Laser

Laser therapy, also referred to as cold laser therapy or low-level laser therapy, offers numerous advantages for dogs, including:
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Pain relief: It alleviates pain by warming tissue spaces, which stimulates the release of endorphins.
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Wound healing: The therapy accelerates healing by promoting cell regeneration and enhancing blood flow.
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Reduced risk of infection: It helps prevent infections in healing wounds through improved circulation.
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Less scarring: Laser therapy encourages organized healing, resulting in less noticeable scars.
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Improved mobility: It enhances a dog's mobility and overall quality of life.
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Boosted immune system: Laser therapy can strengthen a dog's immune response.
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Enhanced range of motion and strength: It improves both range of motion and muscle strength.
Laser therapy is effective for various conditions such as post-surgery care, osteoarthritis, ear infections, abdominal pain, vomiting,, pancreatitis, soft tissue injuries, hip dysplasia, and joint pain. The veterinary community considers laser therapy safe and effective; however, protective goggles are typically used during treatment to safeguard a dog's eyes from laser beams.
