It's all about inflammation. Just as we can take some Advil or use the heating pad or the ice packs to help decrease inflammation in our bodies, laser therapy for dogs does the same type of thing. The inflammation is all of what we're targeting with that and helping to decrease that and make these dogs a lot more comfortable faster.

Things that we use it most commonly for are going to be for post-surgical incisions. So if your dog is spayed or neutered, perhaps we can use that to overall help promote the inflammation associated with that normal process and help speed up the healing of that incision. But we also like to use it a lot for arthritis pain. When dogs have arthritis, their joints can have a lot of inflammation associated with that. So it helps to decrease that inflammation and help promote the new healthy cells to come up and hopefully make their joints a lot more comfortable in the long run.

Laser therapy will help to get your pup feeling better a lot faster. We've been able to find studies that show that healing as far as an inflammatory type reaction can be sped up substantially just by doing this cold laser therapy treatment.

Dog laser therapy focuses on the inflammation in the body. So we are targeting that inflammatory tissue to help suppress that immune response and also help promote the production of new healthy cells.

Laser therapy has been shown to do a lot of different things over time. We used to use it as an occasional thing for inflammation associated with arthritis. But as I said before, we can use it for inflammation associated with their ears, and for inflammation associated right after pain from surgery and the swelling associated with that. And so there are many different indications for us to use it and we're learning new and more inventive things for it each day.