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Laser Therapy for Dogs & Cats  in Lewisville, NC

Laser Therapy for Dogs & Cats in Lewisville, NC

At Shallowford Animal Hospital in Lewisville, we pride ourselves on staying up to date with the latest advancements in veterinary medicine in order to provide you and your pet with the very best care. Therapeutic cold laser therapy for dogs and cats is a powerful, non-invasive treatment modality utilized to alleviate pain and accelerate cellular healing without the need for medication. Since it is entirely non-invasive and drug-free, there is no risk of side effects, and it is completely safe for pets of any age.

This advanced pet pain management solution is highly effective for a wide range of conditions, including chronic arthritis, post-surgical incision sites, acute trauma, and deep tissue inflammation. By stimulating the body’s natural regenerative processes, our Lewisville therapeutic laser sessions offer significant reduction in swelling and discomfort, helping pets regain mobility and enjoy a better quality of life often after just a few short treatments.

Is your pet in pain?
Get them safe relief with laser therapy!

…or call us at (336) 945-4412.

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How Does  Laser Therapy Work?

How Does Laser Therapy Work?

Laser therapy uses concentrated light energy to facilitate faster healing and pain relief. The process is called photobiomodulation. The light energy causes a number of physiological effects including:

  • Increased cell production, which quickens healing of damaged tissue
  • Improved blood circulation which reduces inflammation
  • Increased release of endorphins, the body’s natural painkillers
Conditions Helped by  Laser Therapy

Conditions Helped by Laser Therapy

Laser therapy for dogs and cats can help improve many different conditions, whether acute or chronic. Common conditions we treat with laser therapy include:

  • Arthritis
  • Skin conditions like lick granulomas and hot spots
  • Surgical incisions
  • Wounds
  • Joint injuries
  • Sprains, strains, and tears
  • Ear infections
  • Old age aches and pains
  • Orthopedic conditions like hip dysplasia
  • And more

The only instance for which we cannot use laser therapy is if your pet has, or is suspected to have, cancer. This is because the laser light could inadvertently stimulate the production of cancer cells.

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