Veterinary laser applied range

Veterinary laser surgery provides the same benefits to pets that human patients have enjoyed for over thirty years: less pain, less bleeding, less infection, less swelling and discomfort after surgery, and the ability to resume normal activities sooner

Veterinary laser surgery can perform a wide variety of surgical procedures on cats, dogs, horses, birds, and other animals. It can be used to make unique bloodless laser incision, as well as to erase unhealthy tissue (e.g. tumors) without excessive loss of blood typical of conventional scalpel based surgery

Veterinary Low level laser therapy (LLLT) had analgesic, vasodilatory and anti-inflammatory properties. It greatly enhanced the healing of accidental /surgical wounds and of minor skin burns. It gave rapid and excellent results in lesions of the skin, superficial tissues (subcutaneous tissue and periosteum) and superficial Trigger Points (TPs).

Veterinary laser  (LLLT) When combined with a knowledge of the acupuncture (AP) system, LLLT was effective in treating myofascial syndromes in dogs and other animals.

Veterinary laser  (LLLT)  use for some idiopathic lameness in dogs and people, carpal swelling in horses and arthritic swelling of human finger joints.