Laser Therapy for Pet Owners | Companion Animal Health

Case Study

Jabba is Saved from Euthanasia with Laser Therapy

Watch how two-month-old English Bulldog Jabba was saved from a terrible case of pneumonia with Companion Laser Therapy treatment

Jan 1, 2023

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Pet Owners Love Laser Therapy

Hear from real pet owners that have seen laser therapy heal their pets

Jan 1, 2023

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Veterinarians Love Laser Therapy

Hear from vets that have seen incredible success with Companion laser therapy treatment

Dec 15, 2023

How Laser Therapy Works

See how laser therapy heals your pet's acute and chronic conditions

Oct 3, 2021

Effective Pain Relief for Your Pet

Eye Protection
Your pet, you, and the technician delivering the treatment will all wear eye protection during treatment. Make sure you snap a picture of your pet in their “doggles”!

Treatment
A handpiece is passed over your pet’s injury. Depending on your pet’s condition, a contact or non-contact applicator will be used. There is no clipping or shaving of your pet’s fur.

Pet Experience
Your pet will feel a gentle, soothing warmth as their pain is eased. Most pets are very relaxed during treatments, some even fall asleep.

Post-Surgical/Wounds

• Abscesses
• Amputation (post-op)
• Aural hematoma (post-op)
• Burns
• Cranial cruciate ligament repair (post-op)
• Cystotomy (post or intra-op)
• Declaw (post-op)
• Degloving injury
• Enterotomy (post or intra-op)
• Hematoma (post-op)
• Incisional healing
• Orthopedic/Fracture repair (post-op)
• Post-operative pain relief
• Ischemia/reperfusion injury
• Skin graft (post-op)
• Spay/Neuter (post-op)
• Wounds

Dental

• Post-dental cleaning (pain management)
• Extractions (pain management)
• Gingivitis
• Indolent ulcers
• Periodontal disease
• Stomatitis
• Tooth root abscess

Musculoskeletal Disorders

• Acupuncture
• Biceps tendonitis
• Cranial cruciate ligament disease (pain management)
• Elbow dysplasia
• Epiphysitis
• Fracture healing (delayed or nonunion)
• Hip dysplasia
• Hypertrophic osteodystrophy
• Iliopsoas injury
• Immune-mediated polyarthritis
• Muscle injury (sprains/strains)
• Myositis
• Osteoarthritis/degenerative joint disease
• Osteochondritis dissecans (pain
management)
• Panosteitis
• Rehabilitation
• Tendon/ligament injury

Abdominal Disorders

• Diarrhea (various causes/symptoms)
• Ileus
• Inflammatory bowel disease
• Pancreatitis
• Peritonitis

Thoracic Disorders

• Asthma
• Bronchitis
• Collapsing trachea (acute distress relief)
• Infectious tracheobronchitis
• Laryngeal paralysis (acute distress relief)
• Pneumonia
• Pulmonary fibrosis
• Rhinitis/sinusitis
• Smoke/chemical inhalation

Dermatologic Disorders

• Abscesses
• Anal sacculitis
• Aural hematoma (post-op)
• Burns
• Demodicosis (pain management)
• Eosinophilic granuloma complex
• Feline acne
• Hygroma
• Infections (bacterial and fungal)
• Interdigital cyst
• Juvenile cellulitis
• Lick granuloma
• Mastitis
• Non-inflammatory alopecia
• Otitis
• Perianal fistula
• Pododermatitis
• Pyoderma
• Pyotraumatic dermatitis
• Skin graft (post-op)
• Vasculitis
• Wounds

Neurological Disorders

• Acupuncture
• Brachial plexus injury
• Canine cognitive disorder
• Degenerative myelopathy
• Discospondylitis
• Fibrocartilaginous embolism
• Geriatric onset laryngeal paralysis
polyneuropathy
• Intervertebral disc disease
• Lumbosacral disease
• Meningitis
• Myositis
• Neuropathy
• Paresis/paralysis
• Peripheral nerve injury
• Rehabilitation

Urinary Tract Disorders

• Chronic kidney disease
• Cystitis/FUS/FLUTD
• Cystotomy (post or intra-op)
• Lower urinary tract infection
• Urinary tract obstruction (pain
management)

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Introduction to Laser Therapy for Pet Owners

#1 Drug-Free Approach

for pain management used by veterinarians¹

100% of Veterinarians

prefer to start with a drug-free, side-effect free treatment if efficacy is the same³

8 of the Top 10 Reasons

dogs and cats visit the vet can be treated with the help of laser therapy²