Laser therapy—also referred to as cold laser therapy—is a non-invasive, drug-free treatment that uses specific wavelengths of light to relieve pain, reduce inflammation, and stimulate healing in pets. This modern veterinary technique is safe, effective, and well-tolerated by both dogs and cats.
At Neighborhood Veterinary Centers NASA, we frequently prescribe laser therapy to treat a variety of acute and chronic conditions, including:
Laser therapy can be used alone or in conjunction with other treatments to promote faster healing, reduce medication dependency, and enhance your pet’s comfort.
Laser therapy must be prescribed by your pet’s veterinarian and is performed by a trained veterinary technician. During the treatment, a small handheld device is used to emit a targeted beam of light over the affected area. The light energy penetrates deep into the tissue, stimulating cellular activity that:
The procedure is quick, painless, and typically takes only a few minutes. Most pets find laser therapy relaxing and may even become sleepy during treatment.
Pets generally respond well to laser therapy. Many dogs and cats show signs of increased comfort, mobility, and energy following just a few sessions. You may notice that your pet has an easier time getting up, playing, or walking after therapy. For conditions involving chronic pain, consistent sessions can significantly enhance your pet’s quality of life.
The number of sessions your pet requires depends on their specific condition and how they respond to treatment.
Your veterinarian will tailor a laser therapy plan based on your pet’s needs and overall health goals.
Most sessions take between 5 to 15 minutes, depending on the area being treated and the condition’s severity.
Laser therapy is extremely safe and rarely causes side effects. Occasionally, mild redness may appear at the treatment site, but this typically resolves quickly.
Yes, laser therapy is often used alongside medications, rehabilitation, or other medical treatments to support faster and more complete healing.
If your pet suffers from chronic pain, recent injury, or is recovering from surgery, laser therapy may be the key to helping them heal faster and feel better. Contact Neighborhood Veterinary Centers NASA to schedule a consultation or learn more about our laser therapy services. We’re here to help your pet live their best life—pain-free, active, and full of joy!
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