Veterinarian - PowerMedic

Accelerate healing and reduce the risk of complications

Animals have a natural repair system that helps damage heal over time. However, it can often take a long time and be associated with major inconveniences during the healing process.

Faster healing

Pain relief

Increases blood
circulation and reduces
edema

There is help to be found with a therapeutic VET laser. The PowerLasers are powerful, handheld lasers that are suitable for use in the clinic, in the stable or on the go. With concentrated laser energy, the PowerLaser accelerates the body’s natural healing process – in the outer layers of the skin or deep into the tissue.

The effects of laser therapy in dogs, cats, and other smaller animals are quicker healing, pain relief, increased blood circulation, and reduced swelling.

With the PowerLaser, you can treat a wound, for instance, in a dog or cat in less than 5 minutes, and consequently accelerate the healing without the use of surgery or medication. Expand your ability to help your patient get better faster. Less pain, happier clients.

With the PowerLaser, you’re able to treat smaller animals often in less than 5 minutes, for typical diseases or injuries such as:

Tendon injuries
Joint injuries
Muscle injuries
Wounds and inflammatory conditions
Skin problems
Ear problems
Arthritis
Gingivitis and paradontosis

The laser energy from the PowerLaser affects the cells and releases a number of substances in the body that, among other things, make the tissue heal faster following wounds or injuries. The PowerLaser can also be used post-surgery to accelerate the healing process and lower the risk of complications.

Expand your treatment options

Laser therapy is an effective supplement to your toolbox.

Laser therapy accelerates the natural healing process, plus it relives pain and inflammation and increases the mobility for the animal, so you can help them recover as quickly as possible.

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Pain free course of treatment

The treatment is completely pain free, and the animal is treated without anesthesia. The majority of dogs, cats, and horses quickly get used to the treatment, often it is obvious that the animals relax during the laser treatment.

The effect of laser therapy accumulates, and the patient will often require more than one treatment, even though the condition can improve immediately after the first visit. An optimal treatment plan typically consists of 2-3 treatments per week and a total of 6-8 treatments.

If, for instance, a horse has been saddled incorrectly, the subsequent pain may lie deep in the horse’s muscles and can be treated with laser therapy instead of, or in addition to, traditional massage.