Class 4 Laser Therapy
Non-invasive therapeutic light treatment using Companion Animal Health technology to support cellular healing, manage pain, and reduce inflammation.
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Laser therapy uses specific wavelengths of light to interact with tissue cells and support the body's natural healing processes without discomfort or downtime.
How Does Laser Therapy Work?
Therapeutic laser light is delivered to targeted tissues using a specialist handheld applicator. This process—known as photobiomodulation—interacts with cells to influence processes involved in cellular repair, pain signalling, and inflammation.
Class 4 lasers deliver therapeutic energy efficiently, allowing treatments to be adapted precisely to different body areas, tissue depths, and clinical conditions.
Integrated Care: Laser therapy can form a vital part of an individualised rehabilitation or pain-management programme alongside hydrotherapy and veterinary care.
What Are the Potential Benefits?
Depending on your dog's specific condition and recovery goals, laser therapy may help:
- ✓ Pain Management: Reduces pain and discomfort associated with acute injury or chronic stiffness.
- ✓ Inflammation Control: Assists in managing localized inflammation and swelling.
- ✓ Soft Tissue Healing: Supports the body's natural repair mechanisms for muscle, tendon, and ligament recovery.
- ✓ Rehabilitation Support: Enhances comfort during ongoing mobility and hydrotherapy exercises.
What Conditions Can Laser Therapy Help With?
Laser therapy may be considered across several key clinical categories:
Joint & Spinal Care
- • Osteoarthritis
- • Hip & elbow dysplasia discomfort
- • Chronic joint stiffness
- • Musculoskeletal discomfort
Soft Tissue Injuries
- • Muscle strains
- • Tendon & ligament injuries
- • Soft tissue inflammation
- • Acute muscular strain
Post-Surgical Care
- • Orthopaedic surgery recovery
- • Selected surgical incisions*
- • Post-op rehabilitation support
- • Reduced swelling post-surgery
Wound & Neurological
- • Selected wound-healing cases
- • Targeted musculoskeletal pain
- • Selected neurological rehab*
- • General comfort support
*Suitability and expected benefit vary depending on diagnosis. Laser therapy is not a replacement for veterinary investigation, medication, or surgery where required. Treatment for surgical incisions or neurological cases requires explicit veterinary approval.
What Happens During Treatment?
A gentle, relaxing session prioritising your dog's safety and comfort.
Relaxed Position
Your dog can usually remain standing, sitting, or lying down comfortably in a calm environment.
Soothing Application
The applicator is moved slowly over the treatment area. Many dogs find the gentle warmth relaxing.
Safety Precautions
Appropriate protective eyewear and all laser safety protocols are carefully maintained throughout.
Tailored Plan
The number and frequency of sessions are customized depending on your dog's condition and progress.
Veterinary Consent Required
Before we can commence treatment, we require veterinary consent to ensure your dog's safety. You can download our form below and take it to your vet, or ask your veterinary practice to contact us directly.
Download Veterinary Consent Form (PDF)