Providing Laser Therapy for Dogs and Cats in Bear, DE
Sometimes our pets require a little extra care at different points in their life. Summit Bridge Veterinary Hospital now offers Photobiomodulation therapy (Laser Therapy) which provides a multitude of applications that can address various conditions and enhance the well-being of your pet. From pain management to accelerated healing and improved mobility, the versatility of laser therapy is truly remarkable. Laser therapy's therapeutic properties reduce inflammation, decrease pain, and accelerate the body's natural healing process, allowing your pet to enjoy a better quality of life. From noses to toes and ears to rears, laser therapy can help in many ways!
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How Cat and Dog Laser Therapy Works
A scientifically proven way to reduce your pet's pain and inflammation. Photobiomodulation, commonly called laser therapy, targets your pet's damaged cells and helps them regenerate faster. Much like sunlight helps a plant produce energy, laser therapy helps energize your pet's cells. This drug-free, side-effect free treatment can be used as an adjunct to your pet's prescribed treatment plan.
What It Does
The purpose of Laser Therapy is to:
Stimulate the
nervous system
Increase blood
circulation
Trigger the release of pain-relieving and anti-inflammatory substances
Stimulate the nervous system
Increase blood circulation
Trigger the release of pain-relieving and anti-inflammatory substances
These effects work together to help reduce symptoms, including pain, inflammation, and lack of appetite, and promote healing.
Health Conditions We Can Treat with Laser Therapy
If your pet is ailing, there is a good chance we can integrate Photobiomodulation Therapy (Laser Therapy) into their treatment plan. Conditions that can benefit from this modality include:
- Post-Surgical Wounds
- Musculoskeletal Disorders
- Dermatologic Disorders
- Urinary Tract Disorders
- Thoracic Disorders
- Abdominal Disorders
- Neurological Disorders
- Dental Management
What to Anticipate at Your Pet’s First Treatment Session
We recommend laser therapy to our patients based on the type of condition they’re experiencing and how well they respond to treatment. Their first appointment will typically last an hour, and include a physical exam. During this visit, we learn as much as we can about your pet, their condition, and their medical history. The first laser treatment session can be done during this appointment. Then, we will schedule your pet's others sessions depending on what package is needed.
Packages:
Single Laser Treatment - $55.00
Package of 6 (Buy 5, Get 1)- $275.00
Package of 10 (Buy 8, Get 2)- $440.00
Package of 12 (Buy 9, Get 3)- $495.00
These laser session can take anywhere from about 30-60 minutes.
If you are interested in laser therapy for your dog or cat, make an appointment with us today!