No pet should have to live with unnecessary pain. As part of our comprehensive pain management services, we offer advanced Class IV deep tissue laser therapy for cats and dogs. This drug-free, noninvasive treatment reduces pain, minimizes inflammation, and accelerates healing, helping pets live more comfortably and return to their favorite activities faster.
If your dog or cat is struggling with chronic pain, recovering from surgery, or dealing with a painful skin condition, laser therapy may be the solution.
Call us at (732) 671-3110 to schedule a consultation and learn how this innovative treatment can improve your pet’s quality of life.
How Laser Therapy Works for Pets
Laser therapy uses specific wavelengths of light to stimulate cells deep within your pet’s tissues. This process, called photobiomodulation, encourages increased blood circulation, reduces inflammation, and promotes natural healing at the cellular level.
During laser treatment:
A handheld laser device is applied directly over the affected area.
Your pet feels a soothing, warming sensation that many find relaxing.
Each session typically lasts only a few minutes, with no sedation required.
The treatment is painless, safe, and completely noninvasive.
Many pets begin to show improvement after just a few sessions, and results are cumulative, meaning continued treatments can lead to greater, longer-lasting relief.
Conditions Laser Therapy Can Help Treat in Pets
Laser therapy is versatile and effective for a wide range of medical conditions in both cats and dogs. We commonly recommend it for:
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Post-surgical recovery to minimize pain and speed healing after procedures
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Arthritis and joint pain to improve mobility and reduce stiffness in aging pets
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Skin problems and allergies to reduce inflammation and promote healing of hot spots, open sores, and lesions caused by severe allergies
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Wound healing to accelerate tissue repair and minimize scarring
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Ear infections to decrease inflammation and improve comfort
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Soft tissue injuries, such as sprains, strains, or muscle tears
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Dental recovery to relieve oral pain and reduce swelling after extractions
Because it is safe, drug-free, and noninvasive, laser therapy can also be used alongside other treatments such as surgery or lifestyle changes for a well-rounded approach to pain management.