Step into The Future
Laser therapy for dogs and cats.
Our top-of-the-line therapy laser works on the principle of photobiomodulation, the process by which light energy enters cells and alters function. Applying a specific wavelength and intensity of light to injured tissues can stimulate blood vessel growth, improve tissue oxygenation, speed healing, and reduce inflammation and pain.
- Surgical incisions
- Wounds
- Skin conditions
- Arthritis
- Spinal diseases
- Nerve damage
- Bone or joint injuries
Laser Therapy Blog
1701, 2024
Would My Pet Benefit From Laser Therapy?
Laser treatments may sound like a far out technology, but light-based therapy’s many applications, which range from superficial (i.e., skin) to deep tissue and bone, have been used in human and equine medicine for many years. Family Veterinary Care of Oakdale is proud to offer this safe, non-invasive, low-stress therapy [...]
During a laser therapy session, you, your pet, and our team member operating the laser must wear protective goggles to prevent inadvertent laser beam damage. A session involves our specially trained team member moving the laser probe continuously across the treatment area while your pet relaxes comfortably. Treatments are repeated several times weekly at first, and then less frequently as your pet improves.
