Cat & Dog Laser Therapy in Omaha

Laser therapy has proved to be an extremely effective, non-invasive tool for managing inflammation from degenerative diseases, surgery, and arthritis as well as other conditions.

At Omaha Vets Group, we have a laser on-site that works by encouraging cell regeneration and increasing blood flow to the targeted area, which then stimulates the release of pain-relieving hormones. Laser therapy can also be used with other treatment plans recommended by your veterinarian.

The process generally takes between 5-10 minutes, has no side effects, and continues to relieve pain and fight inflammation for up to 24 hours following the session.

Benefits of Laser Therapy for Cats & Dogs

Laser therapy offers numerous benefits for pets, including:

• Pain Relief: Laser therapy reduces inflammation and provides immediate pain relief.
• Reduced Inflammation: Laser therapy helps decrease swelling and inflammation in muscles and joints, improving mobility and comfort.
• Accelerated Healing: Laser therapy enhances cellular activity and boosts circulation, which accelerates the healing process for wounds, injuries, and post-surgical recovery.
• Improved Mobility: Pets with arthritis or joint issues experience increased joint flexibility and reduced stiffness, leading to better overall mobility.
• Stress-Free Treatment: Laser therapy is painless and typically well-tolerated by pets, with most experiencing a soothing and relaxing sensation during the treatment.
• Non-Invasive and Drug-Free: By managing pain and inflammation effectively, laser therapy can reduce or even eliminate the need for long-term medication, minimizing potential side effects.
• Quick and Convenient: Treatments are typically quick, often lasting only a few minutes, making it a convenient option for both pets and their owners.

Conditions Laser Therapy Can Help

Several conditions can be helped, or their symptoms alleviated, using laser therapy. They include:

• Degenerative Joint Disease
• Inflammatory Bowel Disease
• Periodontal Disease
• Lick Granulomas
• Geriatric Care
• Hip Dysplasia
• Feline Acne
• Tendonitis
• Arthritis
• Otitis Externa

Want to know if laser therapy can help your pet? Call us at (402) 704-7304.