Veterinary Therapeutic Laser

At College Hills Veterinary Hospital, we offer advanced veterinary therapeutic laser treatments for dogs and cats in College Station and surrounding communities to help manage pain, reduce inflammation, and support healing.

What Is Veterinary Therapeutic Laser?

Veterinary therapeutic laser, also known as pet laser therapy, is a modern treatment that uses specific wavelengths of light to stimulate healing at the cellular level. This technology helps reduce inflammation, decrease pain, and accelerate tissue repair without the need for medications or surgery.

MLS® Laser Therapy is FDA-cleared for use in both veterinary and human medicine and is considered a safe and effective option for many conditions. Because it is non-invasive and has no known side effects, it is well-tolerated by pets of all ages, including those with chronic conditions or recovering from injury.

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How Pet Laser Therapy Supports Healing

During a pet laser therapy session, targeted light energy is applied to affected areas of the body. The laser penetrates deep into tissues, stimulating cells and encouraging faster repair of muscles, tendons, and ligaments.

This process helps:

  • Reduce inflammation and swelling
  • Relieve pain associated with injury or chronic conditions
  • Improve circulation and tissue healing
  • Support faster recovery after surgery or trauma
  • Enhance mobility and overall comfort

Veterinary therapeutic laser is commonly used to treat conditions such as arthritis, tendonitis, hip dysplasia, lameness, disc disease, wounds, post-surgical swelling, inflamed ears, and lick granulomas. Treatments are typically quick and comfortable, and many pets relax during the session.

Advanced Care with MLS® Laser Technology

At College Hills Veterinary Hospital, we are proud to offer MLS® Laser Therapy as part of our commitment to providing advanced, compassionate care. Our team uses this state-of-the-art technology to support pets dealing with pain or mobility challenges, helping them return to everyday activities more quickly.

We take an individualized approach to pet laser therapy, tailoring treatment plans based on your pet’s condition, severity of symptoms, and overall health. Our veterinarians will guide you through the process and recommend a treatment schedule designed to achieve the best possible results.

FAQs About Pet Laser Therapy

Is veterinary therapeutic laser safe for pets?

Yes. Veterinary therapeutic laser is FDA-cleared and has no known side effects, making it a safe option for managing pain and promoting healing.

Does laser therapy hurt?

No. Pet laser therapy is painless, and many pets find the treatment soothing and relaxing.

How many treatments will my pet need?

The number of sessions depends on your pet’s condition and response to therapy. Some pets benefit from a series of treatments for optimal results.

What conditions can laser therapy treat?

Laser therapy is commonly used for arthritis, injuries, post-surgical recovery, inflammation, and other conditions affecting mobility and comfort.

How long does a session take?

Most sessions are relatively quick, though treatment time may vary depending on the area being treated.

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Helping Pets Heal Faster and Feel Better

When pain or injury affects your pet’s quality of life, effective and gentle treatment options matter. Through veterinary therapeutic laser and advanced pet laser therapy, our team supports faster healing, reduced discomfort, and improved mobility for dogs and cats. At College Hills Veterinary Hospital, we are proud to provide modern, non-invasive care that helps pets stay active, comfortable, and happy throughout their lives.

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