Laser therapy is gaining ground in veterinary medicine as an effective and innovative treatment. Laser treatment can result in faster healing and pain-free movement for your dog or cat. Learn about its operating system and benefits, and read our article to find out why Pet Mobility's laser technology is unique in the country, providing the most effective solution for your pet.

Laser therapy is an effective treatment that can help your pet recover more quickly from injuries and surgery, as well as relieve pain caused by arthritis.

This non-invasive, painless procedure uses laser light to stimulate tissue, resulting in faster healing, less inflammation and less pain.

At Pet Mobility, we offer your pet a unique opportunity for laser treatments. We are the only pet physiotherapy centre in the country to offer treatments using two types of laser technology (ASA MLS 5 and Class IV gamma veterinary laser). Unlike the more commonly used Safe Lasers, these ultra-powerful devices provide an even higher level of faster healing. A key advantage of these devices over standard Safe Lasers is that they work much deeper into the tissues and joints with greater energy output, reducing healing time and allowing faster pain relief and recovery.

How does laser therapy work?

• The energy of laser light penetrates the cells and triggers photochemical reactions that have a number of positive effects. The most typical are:
• Reduces inflammation: laser light inhibits the production of inflammatory mediators, thereby reducing swelling and pain
• Promotes pain relief: laser light stimulates the production of endorphins, the body's natural painkillers.
• Accelerates healing: laser light improves blood circulation, thereby increasing the supply of oxygen and nutrients to damaged tissues, which speeds up the healing process.
• Stimulates collagen production: collagen is an important building block of skin and other tissues, and laser light stimulates the production of collagen fibres, improving tissue elasticity and strength.
• Helps the regeneration of nerves: speeds up the healing of nerve connections.

What problems can laser therapy be used to treat?

Laser therapy is widely used in veterinary medicine, including:

• For spinal disorders, herniated discs: it has a prominent role in spinal problems. The light emitted by the laser can reduce the inflammation and pain associated with spinal disorders, and its role in rehabilitation is unique due to its regenerative effect on nerve tissue.
• Typical rehabilitation indications include treatment of dogs after spinal surgery for disc herniation.
• Muscle and tendon injuries: laser therapy is effective for treating muscle strains, inflammation, sprains, torn ligaments and other musculoskeletal injuries. It accelerates healing, reduces pain and inflammation, thereby promoting early mobilisation.
• Arthritis: laser therapy can relieve symptoms of arthritis such as pain, stiffness and swelling. It improves joint mobility and function, thereby improving the animal's quality of life.
• Wounds and ulcers: laser therapy speeds up the healing of wounds and ulcers, increasing blood circulation and the formation of sarcoid tissue. It is also effective in treating hard-to-heal wounds and chronic ulcers.
• Pain relief: laser therapy can be used as a stand-alone pain relief treatment, but it can also be effectively combined with other pain relief medications.

The benefits of laser therapy in veterinary medicine:

• Painless: Non-invasive procedure, no pain for the pet.
• Fast and effective: it works quickly and improvements are noticeable after the first treatment.
• Safe: A safe procedure with minimal risk of side effects.
• Suitable for animals of all ages: safe for animals of all ages.

Whether it's a muscle or tendon injury, arthritis, wound or nerve damage, our experienced team will do everything they can to get your pet back on their feet. In addition to our unique laser technology, we offer a comfortable environment equipped with state-of-the-art machinery for our little patients who are waiting to heal.

Visit us and experience the difference at Pet Mobility!