Laser Therapy
Laser Therapy for Pets in Bradenton, FL
At Animal Hospital at Lakewood Ranch, we believe pets deserve access to modern, non-invasive therapies that help reduce pain, improve mobility, and support healing. Our veterinary laser therapy treatments are designed to help dogs and cats recover more comfortably from injuries, surgery, arthritis, and chronic inflammation. Laser therapy is commonly used alongside other treatments to help pets recover more comfortably and maintain a better quality of life.
To make ongoing care convenient and affordable, we offer flexible treatment options including single sessions, 3-session packages, 6-session packages, and 10-session packages based on your pet’s individual needs and treatment goals.
What is veterinary laser therapy?
Laser therapy, sometimes called cold laser therapy or therapeutic laser therapy, uses focused light energy to stimulate cells and tissues beneath the skin. This process, known as photobiomodulation, helps encourage the body’s natural healing response.
Unlike surgical lasers, therapeutic lasers do not cut tissue or create heat damage. Treatments are gentle, non-invasive, and typically very relaxing for pets. Most sessions only take a few minutes.
Many pets become noticeably more comfortable after treatment, especially those dealing with arthritis, inflammation, or chronic pain.
Benefits of Laser Therapy for Pets
Laser therapy can provide a wide range of benefits for both acute injuries and chronic conditions, including:
- Reduced inflammation and swelling
- Relief from pain and discomfort
- Improved circulation
- Faster tissue healing
- Increased mobility and flexibility
- Reduced muscle tension and stiffness
- Support for post-operative recovery
- Drug-free pain management support
Conditions That May Benefit From Laser Therapy
Laser therapy may be recommended for pets experiencing:
- Arthritis and joint pain
- Hip dysplasia
- Back or neck pain
- Muscle strains and sprains
- Intervertebral disc disease (IVDD)
- Post-surgical healing
- Soft tissue injuries
- Lameness
- Ear infections and inflammation
- Skin wounds or hot spots
- Chronic pain conditions
During your pet’s exam, our veterinary team will determine whether laser therapy is an appropriate treatment option based on their condition and medical history.
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