Laser therapy (also called low-level laser therapy, cold laser therapy, or photobiomodulation) uses specific wavelenghts of light to penetrate the tissues and stimulate cellular repair.

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The light energy works at the cellular level to:

- increase blood circulation (promoting healing and reducing toxins)

- reduce inflammation (improving mobility)

- stimulate tissue repair (great for soft-tissue injuries, sprains, strains, muscle tears and ligament injuries)

- decrease pain signals (ideal for arthritis, degenerative joint disease, and other orthopedic conditions)

- speed up healing time (great for post-surgery or acute injuries)

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It is completely painless, non-invasive, and relaxing for your dog.

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Some dogs show improvement immediately, while others benefit from a series of treatments.

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Laser therapy is often incorporated into a bodywork session, depending on your dogs specific needs, but can also be booked as a stand-alone treatment (15 min sessions - sold in packages of 5 or 10) for more targeted and frequent treatment - often recommended for acute injuries.

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If your dog is showing signs of pain, stiffness, slowing down, or recovering from an injury, laser therapy may be a gentle and effective option. 

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