- Edema
- Skin Wounds
- Ligament, muscle and tendon injuries
- Trigger points
- Osteoarthritis
- Lick granulomas
- Nervous system injuries
- Pain
- Neurologic conditions
- Post-operative incisions and tissues
- Relieve symptoms of cancer
- Improve vision
- Destroy precancerous growths, destroys or shrinks polyps and tumors
- Remove kidney stones
Laser therapy has been utilized across many fields of medicine for decades but only crossed the line and entered the veterinary world of medicine recently. Systematic study results, anecdotal reports, and clinical case reports have all become readily available sparking an interest in the use of laser treatments for various conditions. Therapeutic veterinarian laser treatments provided at Central Texas Cat Hospital in Round Rock, TX, can be used as a treatment option for a variety of conditions including but not limited to:
Lasers can also be used for sealing off surgical openings or by cauterizing body tissue together, or for sealing:
- nerve endings to reduce pain after surgery
- blood vessels to help prevent blood loss
- lymph vessels to reduce swelling and limit the spread of tumor cells
Are you interested in understanding how laser therapy works and if it’s the best treatment plan for your pet? Therapeutic laser treatments can work great as part of a larger treatment protocol or as a standalone modality.
Therapeutic Laser Benefits
For those who prefer the non-invasive treatment plans and want to avoid surgery, laser therapy is the way to go. Laser energy generates, naturally, photochemical response in dysfunctional tissues and injured or damaged tissues. What are some other benefits? Laser therapy will aid in the reduction of inflammation, relieves pain, and will accelerate recovery from a variety of chronic or acute clinical conditions.
The main goal of a veterinarian treatments is to facilitate improved mobility and function when it comes to debilitating conditions, alleviate pain and promote overall health. Are you wanting to go the surgery-free, drug-free route? Laser therapy is the way to go. Laser therapy for general pain, osteoarthritis, tendon or muscle injuries, and other conditions is different than the surgical lasers that use solid or gas media and replaces tool that is used for incisions like the scalpel. Low-level lasers, cold lasers, and class 4 laser companion laser therapy system are the same thing and each of these terms increases blood circulation and stimulates cell regeneration.
Lasers are divided into the following categories:
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Therapeutic laser treatment in the veterinarian world is here to stay and is a growing trend in today’s world. Central Texas Cat Hospital in Round Rock TX has a strong, passionate veterinarian team that strives to provide the best care possible to your pets. For those in the Round Rock area, we will always be compassionate and believe in the importance of a feline-only practice to focus on the needs of your cat. Give us a call at 512-388-1299 for all your cat’s healthcare needs.