Pet Cold Laser Therapy

Animal Medical Center is proud to feature pet cold laser therapy to help reduce pain and improve comfort in your animal companions.

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As one of the first veterinary practices in the region to provide pet therapeutic laser treatment, we use this tool to support healing without relying solely on medication.

What is Pet Cold Laser Therapy?

Cold laser therapy, also known as therapeutic laser therapy (TLT), uses focused light energy to stimulate healing at the cellular level. This non-surgical treatment helps reduce pain, swelling, inflammation, and tissue irritation while encouraging circulation and cellular repair.

Less than 1% of veterinary practices offer therapeutic laser therapy, and Animal Medical Center was one of the first in Northeast Oklahoma to bring this technology to veterinary patients.

The treatment itself is gentle, drug-free, and relaxing for many animals. During therapy sessions, pets receive warm, soothing, penetrating light from the laser unit while the affected tissues absorb healing energy.

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Conditions Treated with Therapeutic Laser Therapy

Our pet therapeutic laser services can support pets dealing with a wide variety of conditions affecting comfort, mobility, and healing.
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Arthritis & Joint Pain

Laser therapy is commonly used to help reduce inflammation and discomfort associated with arthritis and degenerative joint disease, especially in aging pets receiving senior pet care.

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Post-Surgical Recovery

After procedures such as pet orthopedic surgery or pet laser surgery, cold laser therapy may be recommended to encourage healing and improve comfort during recovery.

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Chronic Pain Management

Pain can be exhausting and stressful for animals just like people. Our drug-free laser therapy approach may help pets feel more comfortable and relaxed while supporting long-term pain management.

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Muscle, Tendon & Ligament Injuries

Therapeutic laser treatments may help support healing in injured muscles, tendons, and ligaments while improving circulation and reducing swelling.

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Soft Tissue Injuries

Laser therapy can be beneficial for sprains, strains, wounds, and soft tissue inflammation affecting mobility and daily activity.

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Skin & Surface Conditions

Therapeutic laser therapy may also help reduce harmful surface bacteria, fungi, and yeast while promoting healthier tissue repair.

What to Expect During Laser Therapy

Laser therapy sessions are typically quick, comfortable, and non-invasive.

Comfortable Treatment Sessions

During treatment, the laser device is applied to the affected area while concentrated light energy penetrates the tissues below the skin. Most pets remain calm and relaxed during sessions.

Personalized Treatment Plans

The number and frequency of treatments depend on your pet’s condition, age, and response to therapy. Some pets improve after only a few treatments, while chronic conditions may benefit from ongoing sessions.

Combined Treatment Approaches

In many cases, laser therapy works best alongside other services such as pet diagnostics and imaging, rehabilitation support, or orthopedic care.

No Sedation or Surgery Required

Laser therapy is non-invasive and generally does not require sedation, making it an excellent option for pets who may not tolerate more aggressive procedures well.

Why Pet Cold Laser Therapy Matters

Modern laser therapy provides important benefits for pets experiencing pain, inflammation, or delayed healing.
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Drug-Free Pain Relief

Laser therapy offers a non-surgical, medication-free option for managing discomfort and inflammation.

Reduced Swelling & Inflammation

The laser helps stimulate circulation and reduce inflammatory responses in affected tissues.

Faster Healing Support

Laser energy promotes cellular activity and tissue repair, which may improve recovery times for some injuries and procedures.

Improved Mobility & Comfort

Pets experiencing chronic pain or joint stiffness may move more comfortably after therapy sessions.

Advanced Therapeutic Technology Backed by Experience

Animal Medical Center has long been committed to bringing advanced veterinary technology to the Claremore area. As one of the earliest adopters of therapeutic laser technology in Northeast Oklahoma, our team has extensive experience incorporating pet cold laser therapy into personalized treatment plans for many species and conditions.

In addition to laser therapy, we are also one of only a handful of veterinary practices in the region offering regenerative medicine therapy such as platelet-rich plasma (PRP) and stem cell therapy. These advanced treatments may help accelerate healing and reduce inflammation in damaged joints, muscles, ligaments, and tendons.

Whether your pet is recovering from surgery, managing arthritis, or healing from an injury, our team focuses on compassionate, individualized care designed to improve comfort and long-term wellness.

FAQs About Pet Cold Laser Therapy

Is pet cold laser therapy safe?

Yes. Cold laser therapy is considered a safe, non-invasive treatment option when performed by trained veterinary professionals.

Does laser therapy hurt?

No. Most pets find treatments relaxing and comfortable due to the gentle warming sensation produced by the laser.

How long does a treatment session take?

Most therapy sessions are relatively short, though timing varies depending on the condition being treated and the size of the affected area.

What conditions can pet therapeutic laser help treat?

Laser therapy is commonly used for arthritis, joint pain, soft tissue injuries, post-surgical recovery, inflammation, and wound healing.

How many treatments will my pet need?

Treatment frequency depends on your pet’s condition, severity, and response to therapy. Some pets benefit from short-term treatment plans while others require ongoing support.

Non-Invasive Support for Pain Relief & Healing

Comfort and mobility play a major role in your pet’s overall quality of life. At Animal Medical Center, our pet cold laser therapy services combine advanced therapeutic technology with individualized veterinary care to help dogs, cats, exotics, and large animals recover more comfortably from injury, inflammation, surgery, and chronic pain.

As one of the first practices in the region to offer pet therapeutic laser treatment, our team is committed to providing modern, drug-free options that support healing and long-term wellness for pets throughout the greater Rogers County area.