COMPANION THERAPY LASER 

WE NOW OFFER COMPANION THERAPY LASER

The Companion Therapy Laser* was recognized as one of the World's Best Veterinary Products of 2009 by ABC's popular morning show, Good Morning America. The show aired Monday morning December 28th, 2009 during a live broadcast.
The democratic selection process was lead by Marty Becker, DVM.

Dr. Becker has been Good Morning America's resident veterinarian for more than a decade, has had countless other appearances in the national media and is also a best-selling author. Dr. Becker and his team spent all year selecting exciting and revolutionary new products that treat medical problems in the veterinary field.
According to Becker, the Companion Therapy Laser* is exciting new technology that is successful in speeding the wound healing process and reducing pain and inflammation caused by common pet ailments such as otitis, hip dysplasia, and arthritis. The Companion Laser is designed specifically for treating pets, but as Dr. Becker informed, the same technology is also FDA-approved for use on humans. The laser for humans is commonly used by clinicians treating chronic and acute musculoskeletal pain. As mentioned during the segment, 15 pro-sport teams are using the laser, and LiteCure traveled to the Beijing Olympics treating athletes from basketball players to race horses.
 

Laser therapy is relatively new biotechnology that uses the science of photobiostimulation to speed healing. As the Companion Therapy Laser reaches an injured area, this interaction of light and tissue encourages the production of ATP inside the damaged cells. ATP production in the mitochondria of an injured cell begins the cascade of events necessary for healing such as collagen and enzyme production, cell growth, and increased blood flow. As our best friends age, recover from trauma or surgery, or simply need relief from everyday aches and pains, this advanced technology offers drug-free, surgery-free, pain-free relief. There are no known side-effects of Companion deep tissue laser therapy, as treatments are non-invasive.
 

These are some of the disorders that respond to laser therapy: arthritis, hip dysplasia, numerous skin conditions, post surgical pain relief and increased healing, otitis (ear infections/inflammation), wound healing, degenerative joint disease, gingivitis, insect bites/stings, lacerations/abrasions, cystitis, burns, plus more too numerous to list in this article.

Please contact us to schedule your pet for this exciting new therapy or if you have any questions.

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