Veterinary Laser Therapy | Mountain View Animal Hospital

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Therapy Laser/Photobiomodulation Therapy is a light therapy using lasers or LEDs to improve tissue repair and reduce pain and inflammation wherever the beam is applied. Inflammation is one of the scourges of your pet’s physical and mental health, contributing to pain and a host of other chronic diseases. The most insidious aspect of inflammation is that your pet can survive, but definitely not thrive.

Although applying direct red and infrared light to an inflamed area (i.e. injury) can be extra helpful, even general application to the body changes inflammatory markers in the blood. One study showed reduced numbers of pro-inflammatory cytokines like TNF-a in the blood after only 30 minutes. On average, the inflammatory markers fell by 34, 12, and 1.5 times the normal amount.

Therapy Laser / Photobiomodulation

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Photobiomodulation

Photobiomodulation has been used for many years on sports injuries, arthritic joints, neuropathic pain syndromes, back, and neck pain. Over 300 randomized clinical trials have been published on Photobiomodulation, half of which are on pain.

At Mountain View Animal Health & Holistic Pet Care we utilize the Companion Veterinary Laser. You can visit their website at Companion Animal Health for a host of information regarding Veterinary use of laser therapy, FAQ’s and videos.

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Soft Tissue and Orthopedic Surgery

At Mountain View Animal Hospital & Holistic Pet Care, the laser treatment is performed by a Veterinarian or Licensed Veterinary Technician who has been specially trained in laser applications. The treatments take about 10-20 minutes depending on how many sites are being treated and may be performed multiple times a week initially. As your pet's condition improves, treatment frequency may be reduced.

Therapy Laser & Photobiomodulation

Cutting-edge pain relief.