Cat Laser Therapy

What is laser therapy for cats?

Cat laser therapy, also known as low-level laser therapy (LLLT) or cold laser therapy, involves the use of low-intensity lasers to stimulate cellular activity and promote healing. This innovative technique is employed to address various health conditions in cats and may be used in conjunction with medications as part of your cat’s treatment plan.

What cat health conditions can be treated with laser therapy?

Laser therapy for cats is a versatile treatment addressing various conditions, such as ulcers, wounds, muscle injuries, post-surgical trauma, back pain, and more.

Commonly utilized for older cats with musculoskeletal issues, this therapy is beneficial if your cat exhibits signs like reduced activity, reluctance to jump, slowness in getting up, increased sensitivity during handling, limping, or a decline in grooming habits.

How do lasers provide pain relief for my cat?

The therapeutic lasers used in cat laser therapy emit light energy that penetrates deep into the tissues. This stimulates cellular processes, enhancing circulation, reducing inflammation, and promoting the release of endorphins—the body's natural pain relievers. The result is a reduction in pain and improved comfort for your feline friend.

If my cat is not a patient at your hospital can they get laser?

Yes, please have your veterinarian fill out our Therapeutic Laser Referral Form and we would be happy to treat your pet. All records will be sent back to your regular veterinarian to keep on file.

FAQ

The duration of cat laser therapy sessions varies based on the specific condition being treated. Generally, sessions last between 5 to 20 minutes, and the number of sessions depends on the severity of the condition.
Laser therapy is considered safe, and side effects are minimal. Your cat may experience a gentle warming sensation during the procedure. Our trained professionals prioritize your cat's comfort and well-being throughout the therapy.
Yes, laser therapy has demonstrated effectiveness in providing pain relief, reducing inflammation, and accelerating the healing process. Many cats experience improved mobility and overall well-being after undergoing laser therapy.