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description: Laser Therapy for Wound Healing | Learn about advances in Laser Therapy and Veterinary Surgical Laser technology, applications for use and clinical studies.
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# Veterinary Blog

## [MLS Laser Therapy Case Study: Feline Postpartum Atonic Bladder](https://blog.celasers.com/veterinary/mls-laser-therapy-case-study-atonic-bladder)

 Posted by [Niki Lindquist](https://blog.celasers.com/veterinary/author/niki-lindquist) on 7/11/18 11:41 AM

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**Presented by Ellen Carozza, LVT at Nova Cat Clinic in Arlington, VA**

Bree, a 2 YO female Maine Coon came into the clinic one week after the birth of a stillborn kitten. After the birth of the stillborn, the owner started Bree on Clavamox - shortly after however they noticed a sour smelling damp spot on Bree's bedding and immediately brought her in to Nova Cat Clinic on 6/9. Upon examination, Bree showed an extremely distended bladder that took up most of her abdominal space and x-rays of her uterus showed signs of pyometra.

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 Topics: [Laser Therapy for Wound Healing](https://blog.celasers.com/veterinary/topic/laser-therapy-for-wound-healing), [Veterinary](https://blog.celasers.com/veterinary/topic/veterinary), [veterinary case study](https://blog.celasers.com/veterinary/topic/veterinary-case-study)

## [MLS Laser Therapy Case Study: Infected Wound](https://blog.celasers.com/veterinary/mls-laser-therapy-case-study-infected-wound)

 Posted by [Niki Lindquist](https://blog.celasers.com/veterinary/author/niki-lindquist) on 6/27/18 3:12 PM

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Presented by Tammie Hodge, DVM - River Mill Animal Hospital in Tampa, FL

Marley, a female 2-year old Rhodesian Ridgeback mix came in to River Mills on September 16, 2016 with a bite wound from a pygmy rattlesnake. She had been taken to a local ER on September 10th to be treated for the initial bite. Her examination revealed a large open wound at the ventral cranial thorax, discharge and strong odor. Also present was wound necrosis, and skin sloughing at the original bite sites secondary to the venom.

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## [MLS Laser Therapy Case Study: Treatment of Infected Rattlesnake Bite Wound](https://blog.celasers.com/veterinary/mls-laser-therapy-case-study-treatment-of-infected-rattlesnake-bite-wound)

 Posted by [Chrissy Laughlin](https://blog.celasers.com/veterinary/author/chrissy-laughlin) on 2/14/17 1:33 PM

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**PATIENT INFORMATION:**  
Marley, a  2 year-old, spayed female,  Rhodesian Ridgeback mix presented on September 16th for an open would on her chest due to a pygmy rattlesnake bite. Marley was taken to the ER on September 10th to be treated for the initial bite wound. 

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 Topics: [Analgesic](https://blog.celasers.com/veterinary/topic/analgesic), [Laser Therapy for Wound Healing](https://blog.celasers.com/veterinary/topic/laser-therapy-for-wound-healing), [Tissue Regeneration](https://blog.celasers.com/veterinary/topic/tissue-regeneration), [Veterinary](https://blog.celasers.com/veterinary/topic/veterinary), [Laser Therapy](https://blog.celasers.com/veterinary/topic/laser-therapy), [Laser Therapy for Veterinarians](https://blog.celasers.com/veterinary/topic/laser-therapy-for-veterinarians), [Wound Healing](https://blog.celasers.com/veterinary/topic/wound-healing)

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**About our Veterinary Blog**  
Our blog focuses on bringing relevant educational laser therapy content to our users. Since our founding in 2001, our mission has remained the same; to provide high value therapy lasers and surgical lasers to veterinarians that will improve the quality of care for patients, while improving their bottom line. 

 

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