At our independent, women-owned animal hospital in Dallas, TX, we’re committed to giving your pet the most compassionate and advanced care available. When pain, injury, or chronic conditions limit your pet’s comfort or mobility, cat and dog laser therapy offers a safe, drug-free solution that accelerates healing and relieves pain, often within just a few sessions.
We’re proud to offer laser therapy as part of our commitment to cutting-edge medicine and whole-body healing. This noninvasive treatment is especially helpful for pets experiencing joint pain, back issues, post-surgical discomfort, or inflammation.
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Pain relief without medication. How Does MLS Laser Therapy Work in Pets?
Multiwave locked system (MLS) laser therapy uses a combination of synchronized laser wavelengths to reduce pain and inflammation at the cellular level. Unlike older low-power lasers or early high-powered devices, MLS technology is designed to deliver consistent, effective results without risk of overheating tissue.
During laser therapy, the light penetrates deep into muscles, tendons, and ligaments, stimulating cells to repair and regenerate more quickly. Inflammation decreases, allowing pain to subside naturally, while blood flow improves, supporting tissue recovery. These physiologic effects help your pet begin to feel better, often within 24 to 48 hours.
Quick, gentle, and stress-free. What to Expect During Your Pet’s Laser Therapy Treatment
Most sessions last only a few minutes, and pets generally do not need to be restrained or sedated. The laser is applied via a handheld device that is gently moved over the target area, producing a soothing warmth at the site of discomfort.
The effects of laser therapy are cumulative, meaning the benefits increase with each session. Some acute conditions (like sprains or minor injuries) may improve after just one to three treatments, while chronic conditions (like arthritis) may require ongoing sessions for lasting relief.
Pet Conditions Treated with Laser Therapy
Laser therapy is a versatile tool that can be used to treat a variety of conditions in dogs and cats, including:
- Arthritis and joint pain
- Back pain and disc disease
- Post-surgical healing and incision site recovery
- Dermatologic disorders (hot spots, chronic ear infections)
- Tendonitis and soft tissue injuries
- Sprains and strains
- Wounds, abrasions, and surgical sites
- Chronic inflammation or swelling
- Lick granulomas and other repetitive stress issues