Treatment | CLASS IV LASER 

LASER THERAPY – A NEW SOLUTION FOR HEALING

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY FOR YOUR PET – CLASS IV MLS LASER

We are passionate about providing exceptional animal rehabilitation services to the veterinary industry and pet owners.

LASER stands for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation – the
use of specific wavelengths of light to treat painful and debilitating conditions.

HOW DOES IT WORK? Light energy enters the damaged cells and stimulates
inter-cellular activity. This reduces pain in the area and speeds recovery of the
damaged cells. This is a non-invasive, drug and pain free treatment.

WHAT IS MLS LASER? MLS is a Class IV laser (meaning it is strong, so our
treatment duration is shorter to obtain a therapeutic dose). Safety precautions
are undertaken (including safety goggles and doggles).

HOW OFTEN DO I NEED TREATMENT? Average treatment is 8 mins included
in your Physiotherapy session or combined in package with underwater treadmill.
Acute conditions: resolved in a few treatments. Chronic conditions: multiple
treatments may be required over several weeks. Average course 7-10 treatments

What are the benefits?

• ANTI-INFLAMMATORY EFFECT
• ANALGESIC EFFECT
• ACCELERATED TISSUE REPAIR AND CELL GROWTH
• IMPROVED VASCULAR ACTIVITY
• INCREASES METABOLIC ACTIVITY
• STIMULATION OF TRIGGER & ACUPUNCTURE POINTS
• REDUCED FIBROUS TISSUE FORMATION
• IMPROVED NERVE FUNCTION
• FASTER WOUND HEALING

Research/:

• Laser Therapy for Incision Healing in 9 Dogs – after hemilaminectomy for IVDD
• 980nm laser irradiation improved functional recovery after peroneal nerve injury in rabbits. Helina Moges, Xingjia Wu, Brian Pryor, Jason Smith, Juanita Anders
• Promotion of Regenerative Processes in Injured Peripheral Nerve Induced by Low-Level Laser Therapy
• Low-Level Laser Irradiation Improves Functional Recovery and Nerve Regeneration in Sciatic Nerve Crush Rat Injury Model
• Laser Therapy in Companion Animals – What It Is, How It Works, & When It Benefits Patients

• Low-level laser therapy reduces time to ambulation in dogs after hemilaminectomy: a preliminary study

• Preliminary evaluation of the effects of photobiomodulation therapy and physical rehabilitation on early postoperative recovery of dogs undergoing hemilaminectomy for treatment of thoracolumbar intervertebral disk disease