Laser Therapy for Cats & Dogs in Hershey, PA

Our Hershey Animal Emergency Center team is proud to offer laser therapy as part of our advanced treatment options for dogs and cats. This safe, noninvasive technique helps pets recover faster, manage chronic conditions, and enjoy a better quality of life. Whether your pet is recovering from surgery, managing arthritis, or healing from an injury, laser therapy can make a meaningful difference.

If your pet seems to be in pain, call us at (717) 298-7883 for help or come to our Hershey animal hospital.

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Benefits of Laser Therapy for Your Pet

How Laser Therapy Works

Laser therapy, also called photobiomodulation therapy (PBMT), uses light energy at specific wavelengths to penetrate deep into tissues. This light energy stimulates cell activity, increases blood flow, and triggers the release of natural pain-relieving chemicals. In a way, it’s like photosynthesis for your pet’s cells; the light “fuels” them, encouraging faster repair and regeneration.

Treatments are painless and relaxing; many pets even enjoy their sessions. Each session lasts only a few minutes, and results are often noticeable after just a few treatments.

Conditions Treated with Laser Therapy in Pets

Common Uses for Laser Therapy in Pets

Our Hershey veterinarians may recommend laser therapy as part of your pet’s treatment plan for both acute and chronic conditions, including:

  • Wounds and surgical incisions

  • Soft tissue injuries and muscle strains

  • Fractures

  • Hot spots, skin infections, and ear infections

  • Urinary blockages or cystitis

  • Arthritis and other joint pain

  • Back and neck pain

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Help Your Pet Feel Better, Faster

Our goal is to help pets live pain-free, healthy lives, no matter whether they suffered an injury, underwent surgery, or are experiencing a painful chronic condition. If your pet would benefit from laser therapy as a pain-relieving, noninvasive modality, we’ll discuss adding it to their treatment plan.

If your pet is acting painful, contact us at (717) 298-7883 or head to our emergency veterinary hospital.