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Laser therapy for dogs is a non-invasive treatment used to reduce pain, inflammation, and speed up healing.
Laser therapy uses specific wavelengths of light that penetrate the skin and stimulate cells. This process (called photobiomodulation) helps:
Increase blood flow
Reduce inflammation
Promote tissue repair
Release endorphins (natural pain relief)
commonly recommend for treatment of :
Arthritis and joint pain
Muscle or ligament injuries
Post-surgery healing
Wounds and skin conditions
Back pain (including disc issues)
Laser Therapy
Physiotherapy
Therapeutic exercises
Stance Analysis
Animal physiotherapy helps animals recover from injury, surgery, or chronic conditions by improving their movement, strength, and overall physical function.
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Animal physiotherapy helps with:
Injuries (muscle, ligament, joint)
Post-surgery recovery
Arthritis and aging-related stiffness
Neurological conditions (e.g. paralysis or nerve damage)
Fitness and performance improvement (especially in working or sporting animals)
The goals of physiotherapy are to:
Reduce pain
Restore mobility
Prevent further injury
Improve quality of life
Therapeutic exercises are structured physical activities designed to improve strength, flexibility, balance, and recovery after injury or illness or for fitness and conditioning.
They’re a key part of animal physiotherapy and are tailored to your dog’s age, condition, and fitness level.
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Types of therapeutic exercises include:
Range of motion (ROM) exercises Strengthening exercises
Balance & coordination training
Gentle stretches
Stance analysis is the evaluation of how a dog stands at rest to detect pain, weakness, or musculoskeletal problems.
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Our stance analyser can detect asymmetry and early signs of injury before lameness is visible.
It is also invaluable in monitoring the progress of rehabilitation programmes.