Expect the unexpected when using laser therapy in daily companion animal practice

Laser therapy is the most versatile modality in veterinary practice.
You hardly ever hear the question: “Does laser therapy work?” Now the question that is asked is: “What are the newest applications that will respond to laser therapy.”

Within the target tissues there is a biochemical cascade of events that result in a reduction in pain, a modulation of inflammation, and a localized increase in circulation. That is correct; when administered at the correct dosage, using an appropriate technique, and given frequently enough, you will see realistic clinical results in 90% of your patients that walk through your door daily.

Just a few examples:
• Accelerated healing of fractures and traumatic wounds in addition to a relief of pain with no side effects.
• Conditions of the oral cavity such as periodontal disease and gingivitis.
• Both acute and chronic dermatological conditions such as lick granulomas and pyotraumatic dermatitis.
• Disorders of both the outer and inner ear.
• Periprocedure, intraoperative, and post procedure surgical applications.
• Chronic conditions such as osteoarthritis, feline asthma, and COPD.
• An integral part of improving the quality of life of our geriatric patients.
• IVDD, traumatic brain injury, degenerative myopathy, gastric and liver disorders, both feline and canine pancreatitis, and FLUTD.

Discover many of the efficacious uses of laser therapy and you will expand the use of the therapy laser you already own or discover that this is an essential part of any companion animal practices.

Veterinarian speaker:
Presented by Dr Ron RIEGEL | DVM
Co-founder of the American Institute of Laser Therapy in Veterinary Medicine