Laser Therapy | Emergency Vet in Mercer Island

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Laser Therapy for Pets

A gentle, non-invasive solution for pain relief and healing.

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What Is Laser Therapy for Pets?

At Island Animal Hospital, we believe in offering the most advanced treatments to help your pets live their happiest, healthiest lives. Laser therapy is a gentle, non-invasive option that uses focused light energy to relieve pain, reduce inflammation, and promote faster healing in pets. Whether your pet is dealing with arthritis, recovering from surgery, or healing from a wound, laser therapy offers a safe, painless solution that can make a big difference in their comfort and recovery.

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Laser therapy works by delivering specific wavelengths of light directly into the tissues beneath your pet’s skin. This light stimulates cell regeneration and improves blood circulation, helping to accelerate healing. Think of it as a gentle “wake-up call” to the body’s natural healing processes. Your pet feels absolutely no discomfort during treatment—it’s soothing, quick, and often relaxing for them!

How Does Laser Therapy Work?

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Conditions Treated with Laser Therapy

One of the most common uses is for arthritis and joint pain. Pets with post-surgical pain also benefit from laser therapy, as it speeds up the recovery process and helps them get back on their feet faster.

We also use laser therapy for wounds, soft tissue injuries, and even certain skin conditions. The focused light energy enhances the body’s ability to heal wounds quickly and efficiently, reducing the risk of infection and scarring.

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Laser therapy can be incredibly versatile, making it a great option for pets with a wide variety of conditions.

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Why Choose Laser Therapy for Your Pet?

At Island Animal Hospital, your pet’s comfort is always our top priority. Laser therapy is a fantastic option for pets who need relief from pain but may not be good candidates for surgery or who are sensitive to medications. Since it’s a drug-free treatment, there are no side effects to worry about, and it can be safely combined with other therapies to provide comprehensive care for your pet.

Whether your pet is struggling with chronic pain or recovering from a recent surgery, laser therapy offers a gentle, effective solution that helps them heal faster and feel better sooner.

Let us help your pet get back to their happy, playful self with this innovative and compassionate treatment option!

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