Sangaree Animal Hospital at Cane Bay

Cold Laser Therapy

At Sangaree Animal Hospital at Cane Bay, we provide cold laser therapy that can be very beneficial for the health of your pet.

Whats Is Cold Laser Therapy?

Cold laser therapy uses a low-level laser beam to trigger cell regeneration. A laser is nothing more than a beam of light travelling at a specific frequency. When it reaches your pet's cells, it initiates a chain of chemical reactions called photomodulation.

This process stimulates circulation, reduces inflammation, and releases endorphins - the body's natural pain reliever. Many pet owners notice a positive change in their pet's demeanor after just one or two treatments.

By reducing pain, cold laser therapy helps your pet feel much more comfortable in his or her day-to-day life. You will likely notice your pet's energy level and happiness increase!

What Are Treatments Like?

Therapeutic laser treatment is non-invasive, safe, and painless to your pet. In fact, the laser releases endorphins that make most pets feel instant enjoyment and relaxation. So much so that some pets fall asleep during their therapy sessions!

Your veterinarian will move the laser wand over the area that needs treatment. One session lasts three to forty-five minutes, depending on your pet's condition and the areas that need the most attention. Pets typically start with treatments three times a week. As healing progresses, treatments become less frequent.

Could Your Pet Benefit From Cold Laser Therapy?

If your pet is suffering from arthritis, recovering from a wound, or dealing with the everyday aches and pains of aging, laser therapy could greatly improve your pet’s quality of life.

Sangaree Animal Hospital offers laser therapy as an alternative treatment approach. When used in combination with traditional medicine, the health benefits are amazing!

Cold Laser Therapy can be used to treat a variety of ailments, including: (but not limited to)

  • Arthritis & Degenerative Joint Disease
  • Muscle, ligament & tendon injuries
  • Post-surgical healing
  • Wounds, lacerations & abrasions
  • Ear infections
  • Gingivitis & dental disease
  • Urinary tract & bladder infections
  • Burns & hot spots
  • Lick granulomas
  • Anal gland infections

Join the Sangaree Animal Hospital at Cane Bay Family Today!

Located just half a mile from Cane Bay High School in The Market at Cane Bay.

Phone: 843-871-0543

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