Benefits of Laser
Therapy (Photobiomodulation) for Dogs
Laser Therapy (also known as Photobiomodulation or low-level laser therapy) is
a safe, non-invasive treatment used to reduce pain, decrease inflammation and accelerate healing
in dogs. At Aquapaws, we use clinically proven light wavelengths to stimulate cellular repair and
support your dog’s recovery.
What Is
Laser Therapy?
Laser Therapy uses specific red and near-infrared light to boost cellular energy,
improve circulation and enhance the body’s natural healing processes. It is gentle, painless and
suitable for dogs of all ages—including seniors, working dogs and post-surgical patients.
⭐ Key Benefits of
Laser Therapy for Dogs
1. Reduces Pain
Naturally
Laser therapy provides powerful, drug-free pain relief by:
This makes it ideal for dogs with arthritis, spinal issues, muscle injuries or chronic pain.
2. Decreases
Inflammation and Swelling
Laser therapy targets inflammation at the cellular level. This helps to:
3. Speeds Up
Healing and Tissue Repair
Laser therapy boosts cellular metabolism and improves blood flow, which accelerates:
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Wound and incision healing
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Tendon and ligament repair
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Muscle recovery after injury
Dogs typically heal faster and more comfortably with regular laser sessions.
4. Supports Spine
and Nerve Recovery
Laser Therapy enhances nerve function and regeneration. It is often used for:
Laser Therapy can help reduce nerve pain and support the return of normal movement.
5. Improves
Mobility and Overall Comfort
By decreasing pain and stiffness, Laser Therapy helps dogs move more freely. This is especially
beneficial for:
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Older dogs with arthritis
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Dogs with hip or elbow dysplasia
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Active dogs recovering from strain or injury
6. Safe, Gentle and
Non-Invasive
One of the biggest advantages of Laser Therapy is its safety:
Most dogs find the treatment relaxing and enjoy their sessions.
Conditions
Laser Therapy Can Help Treat
Why Choose
Laser Therapy at Aquapaws?
Our team uses advanced veterinary-grade class 3 laser equipment and personalised treatment plans to
ensure every dog receives safe, targeted and effective care. Laser Therapy is often combined with
physiotherapy, hydrotherapy and remedial exercises for optimal results.