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LASER THERAPY

At Sea Wolf Canine Health, we have a Companion Animal Health Class 4 Laser Therapy to help relieve pain, reduce inflammation and repair tissue. 

What is Laser Therapy?

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Laser therapy uses specific wavelengths of light to penetrate tissue, stimulating cellular processes that promote healing. This process, known as photobiomodulation, helps activate cell function to reduce pain, decrease inflammation, and encourage faster tissue repair. It’s completely non-invasive, meaning there’s no need for incisions or any surgical procedures.

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Benefits of Laser Therapy

 

Laser therapy is a gentle and effective treatment that offers a wide range of benefits for dogs, including:

  • Pain relief: Reduces discomfort by decreasing nerve sensitivity and blocking pain signals.

  • Reduced inflammation: Helps to lower swelling and stiffness in joints and muscles.

  • Accelerated healing: Boosts cellular activity and tissue repair, shortening recovery times.

  • Improved circulation: Increases blood flow, delivering more oxygen and nutrients to the treated area.

  • Enhanced mobility: Relieves stiffness and promotes easier, more comfortable movement.

 

Regular laser therapy can be especially helpful for pets with chronic pain or mobility issues, improving their comfort and quality of life over time.

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Conditions Laser Therapy Can Help With

 

Laser therapy can be used to treat a variety of conditions, including:

  • Osteoarthritis: Reduces joint pain and inflammation.

  • Soft tissue injuries: Useful for strains, sprains, and ligament issues.

  • Post-surgical recovery: Assists with pain control and speeds up healing.

  • Wounds and skin conditions: Promotes faster healing of burns, hot spots, and abrasions.

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When Laser Therapy May Not Be Suitable

 

While laser therapy is safe for most dogs, there are some situations where it may not be recommended:

  • Cancer: Avoid using the laser directly over tumors, as it can stimulate cell growth.

  • Young animals: Care should be taken around growth plates to avoid affecting development.

  • Pregnancy: Laser therapy should not be applied over the abdomen or lower back during pregnancy.

 

Each dog is assessed individually to ensure laser therapy is appropriate

and safe for their specific needs.

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A Gentle Way to Support Healing

 

Laser therapy is a safe, pain-free way to help dogs heal and feel their best.

Whether your pet is recovering from injury, managing arthritis, or simply

slowing down with age, laser therapy can enhance comfort, mobility,

and overall well-being.

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LOCATION

32-34 Glen Eira Rd Ripponlea, 3185

CLINIC HOURS

By Appointment

 

Mon - Closed

Tues: 9am - 6pm

Wednesday: 8am - 5pm

Thursday: 8am - 5pm

Friday: 8am - 4pm
Saturday: 9am - 4pm

Sunday - Closed

CONTACT

P:  03 9100 1975

M:  0438 601 172

info@seawolfcaninehealth.com.au

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