Laser Therapy

Soothing, non-invasive pain relief.

If your pet is not moving quite as fast as they used to, it may not just be a sign of aging, but actually a sign of pain. Chronic pain can be the result of an ongoing condition such as arthritis, injury, or even a recent surgery. The good news is that the pain can be treated!

Pain management is very important to us at Narcoossee Oaks Animal Hospital. We are committed to keeping your pet feeling their best so that they experience a high quality of life. One of the more cutting-edge pain management techniques we offer is laser therapy.

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At Narcoossee Oaks Animal Hospital, we utilize the Companion Therapy Laser, A proven state-of-the-art unit that uses photobiomodulation, or specific wavelengths of red and near-infrared light, to stimulate the healing of cells to relieve pain and eliminate the associated health problems that cause the pain. The therapeutic effects caused by the laser include:

Decreased swelling
Faster healing time
Increased circulation
Pain reduction and more

Pets responding to therapy have been shown to experience positive results within just a few treatments. The average is 3-4 sessions before results are apparent.

How does laser therapy work?

At Narcoossee Oaks Animal Hospital, we utilize the Companion Therapy Laser for a variety of conditions and physical needs. The most common are:

Burns
Chronic Wounds
Congestion
Edema
Hip Dysplasia
Joint Pain
Ligament Sprains
Muscle Strains
Neck & Back Pain
Osteoarthritis
Post-Orthopedic Surgical Recovery
Post-Surgical Pain
Post-Traumatic Injury
Puncture Wounds
Rehabilitation
Tendinopathies

If your pet is experiencing any of these conditions, or if they live with chronic pain, please talk with our team today. At Narcoossee Oaks Animal Hospital, your pet’s comfort and happiness is our top priority.

What Does the Therapy Laser Treat?

At Narcoossee Oaks Animal Hospital, we utilize the Companion Therapy Laser for a variety of conditions and physical needs. The most common are:

Burns
Chronic Wounds
Congestion
Edema
Hip Dysplasia
Joint Pain
Ligament Sprains
Muscle Strains

Neck & Back Pain
Osteoarthritis
Post-Orthopedic Surgical Recovery
Post-Surgical Pain
Post-Traumatic Injury
Puncture Wounds
Rehabilitation
Tendinopathies

If your pet is experiencing any of these conditions, or if they live with chronic pain, please talk with our team today. At Narcoossee Oaks Animal Hospital, your pet’s comfort and happiness is our top priority.