Laser therapy uses specific wavelengths of light for treatment.
LASER Therapy at RISE
Laser therapy is a non-invasive, drug-free treatment that uses specific wavelengths of light to stimulate healing, reduce pain, and decrease inflammation. At RISE, we offer both Class IV and Class 3B therapeutic laser treatments, enabling us to tailor sessions for a wide range of conditions in both dogs and cats
How Laser Therapy Works
Laser light penetrates tissues to increase cellular energy (ATP), improving circulation, speeding up tissue repair, and releasing the body’s natural pain-relieving chemicals. This process, known as photobiomodulation, is particularly effective for:
Laser Therapy Can Support a Range of Conditions, Including:
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Osteoarthritis and joint pain
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Post-surgical wound healing
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Tendon and ligament injuries
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Interdigital cysts and hot spots
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Gingivitis and dental health
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Muscle injuries and strains
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Neurological support
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At RISE, we use Companion CTX-15 laser equipment, a leading choice in veterinary care known for its effectiveness and precision. Both Class IV and Class 3B laser options are available, allowing us to tailor treatment intensity to each patient’s needs.
Why Choose Laser Therapy?
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Non-invasive and pain-free
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Can reduce or replace the need for oral medication
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Effective for both acute and chronic conditions
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Suitable for dogs and cats
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Particularly beneficial for pets who are not candidates for surgery or struggle with manual therapy
Laser therapy can be used on its own or alongside physiotherapy and hydrotherapy as part of a comprehensive rehab programme.
Real Case Studies
(from Companion Animal Health)
Miniature Dachshund with IVDD
A six-week course of laser therapy significantly reduced pain and restored functional mobility, avoiding the need for surgery.
Miniature Dachshund with IVDD Recovers with Laser Therapy Treatment
Severe Wound on Labrador
The patient’s wounds healed rapidly and completely with very minimal scarring since the laser helped accelerate tissue repair and reduce fibrous scar tissue formation, there were no other skin grafts or surgeries required after initial debridement.
Severe Necrotizing Wound on Labrador Treated with Laser Therapy
Severe Spondylosis & Osteoarthritis on Pug
“After the 2nd treatment, the owners said he was barking and begging for food and treats while they were cooking! He had not interacted this way for several years. By the 4th treatment he ran across the room at home to greet his owners!”
Severe Spondylosis & Osteoarthritis on Pug Treated with Laser Therapy
Pricing Tarleton & Southport
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Laser Therapy Only Session (Up to 30 mins): From £22
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Course of 6 Laser Sessions: £120 (valid across treadmill or standalone use)
This includes treatment using either Class IV or Class 3B equipment, depending on clinical need. Multiple sessions are often recommended for the best results.
Laser therapy is often covered under pet insurance policies. If you're unsure, we’re happy to help check with your provider.
