PBM / LLLT for Animals and Pets
Photobiomodulation is widely used in veterinary medicine to speed wound healing, reduce post- surgical pain, and support rehabilitation after orthopedic injuries. High quality trials in clinical veterinary settings show PBM is safe and can improve recovery markers and function when added to standard care.
From a study below: A dog recovering from cruciate ligament surgery receives post-op PBM sessions as part of its rehabilitation program, showing faster return to weight-bearing and reduced pain scores compared with placebo-treated controls in clinical studies.
Key Studies/Reviews:AJVR randomized placebo-controlled study in dogs after TPLO (2024) — See Article
Veterinary Clinics review — PBM in small animal practice (2023) — See Article
See our Google Review for treatments done on gorgeous Bentleigh the Dachshund shown in the image left.
Q: Which package do I need to purchase?
A: Depending on your pets needs, treatments can range from 4-8 treatments or more if a condition is serious.
In the case of our current old boy (StaffyX Alaskin Malamute aged 14 in 2026), he receives ongoing monthly treatments to help with reducing stiffness, getting up and moving around as he ages. We have also performed laser therapy on his lymphatic system. See our fee options here.
