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Class IV laser Therapy: Service

Class IV Laser Therapy

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WHAT IS CLASS IV LASER THERAPY?

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Class IV LASER therapy is a non-invasive modality that initiates numerous physiological and biological processes. It is highly supported through years of peer-reviewed scientific research in both the veterinary field and humans. It works through the application of red and infrared light, through various wavelengths, over any anatomical area. This results in beneficial therapeutic outcomes including, but not limited to the alleviation of pain or inflammation, immunomodulation and promotion of wound healing and tissue regeneration in both acute and chornic conditions. 

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For more information how LASER works at a cellular level please visit Companion Care or watch their video annimation here

WHAT EFFECTS DOES THE LASER HAVE?

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  • Increase speed, qaulity and tensile strength of tissue repair

  • Provide pain relief for both acute and chronic pain

  • Resolve inflammation and reduce swelling

  • Improve function of damaged neurological tissue

  • Reduce scar tissue formation / Stimulate remodelling of present scar tissue

  • Provide a reduction in the activity of trigger points and muscles spasms

  • Promote blood flow

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WHAT TYPE OF PATIENTS CAN BENEFIT FROM LASER?

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  • Osteoarthritis

  • Pain management

  • Wound healing

  • Sprain / Strain / Tears 

  • Trigger points and Muscle spasms

  • Lick granuloma

  • Fractures

  • Degenerative joint disease

  • Spinal conditions

  • Post surgical recovery -

    • including metal implants

  • Laminitis

  • Side bone 

WHAT DOES IT FEEL LIKE AND HOW LONG UNTIL I SEE ANY BENEFITS?

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All your pet will feel during their LASER session is a soothing, pleasant warmth. Infact they tend to enjoy it so much they end up falling asleep. 

Typically the theraupeutic effects are seen quickly and clients often report of seeing improvments after a couple of sessions, or even one. 

Treatments to each area are around 5-10 minutes depending on the anatomical area being treated, the condition, the size of the animal and the colour/thickness of the coat. 

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