One of our technicians gives a pug laser therapy on his back.
We are using the laser for all post operative cases to decrease pain and speed wound healing. We also recommend it for badly infected ears which can be very painful. By decreasing the pain and swelling we can make applying ear drops less uncomfortable for the pet.
Our best use of the laser is on arthritic pets. Cats and dogs whose activities have become restricted by pain are getting more out of life after laser treatment. We start with six treatments over three weeks then re-assess the progress. After the initial sessions we recommend regular single treatments every two to three to four weeks depending on how the pet is doing. All of these treatments are done on an out-patient basis and the owner can be with their pet during treatment.
Several of our staff members have become certified in using the therapeutic laser and will be happy to answer your questions.
Dental care is a cornerstone of your pet’s health.
Imagine that you didn’t brush your teeth for a month, or a year. Think about how that would feel (and smell!), and how much decay and infection would have happened in that time. Now look in your pet’s mouth.
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Mewie dries off after his bath.
What’s cuter than a slightly damp, cuddly kitten? Well, not much, it seems. Dr. Eaglesome dries off Mewie after a much-need bath.
