Veterinary Blog

Laser Therapy Basics for Veterinarians

Posted by Chrissy Laughlin on 2/14/17 1:23 PM

Laser Therapy Basics for Veterinarians:

Laser therapy uses light to accelerate the body's natural healing process. The laser beam is moved over the skin so that the light energy (photons) penetrates the tissue where it interacts with various molecules (chromophores) that cause different biological effects. 

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Topics: Class IV Laser, Ligament and Tendon Injuries, MLS Laser Therapy, Anti-Inflammatory, Photochemical Effect, Photothermal Effect, Photomechanical Effect, Degenerative Joint Conditions, Veterinary, Laser Therapy, Laser Therapy for Veterinarians, Wound Healing

Choosing the Right Therapy Laser for Veterinary Practice

Posted by Chrissy Laughlin on 12/20/16 11:02 AM
Choosing the Right Therapy Laser for your Veterinary Practice
There are many options for therapeutic lasers for veterinarians - and choosing the right one is crucial. Not all therapy lasers are created equal, and having a basic understanding of the differences in technology will help you make the right choice. Read our blog: Laser Therapy Basics for an overview of laser therapy. 
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Topics: Class IV Laser, Ligament and Tendon Injuries, MLS Laser Therapy, Anti-Inflammatory, Photochemical Effect, Photothermal Effect, Photomechanical Effect, Degenerative Joint Conditions, Veterinary, Laser Therapy, Laser Therapy for Veterinarians, Wound Healing