Broken bones in dogs can cause pain, inflammation, and prolonged healing time. LunVet 4 wavelengths (650nm, 810nm, 980nm and 1064nm) high power physiotherapy lasers provide a non-invasive and effective treatment modality to promote fracture rehabilitation. These four wavelengths of laser light penetrate deep into tissue, provide anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects, and accelerate wound healing.
The newincrease wavelength of Lunvet veterinary laser -- 1064nm canreduce the absorption of dark skin, accelerate the blood circulation around the wound, promote the healing speed of the wound, improve the treatment depth and safety, which has important clinical significance for the cases of non-healing of the wound.
This is a 6-month-old Ragdoll cat with a comminuted fracture of the distal femur and underwent surgical internal fixation. However, due to the pain, the cat becomes extremely irritable, so severe that it cannot accept any contact. Laser therapy is then used to relieve pain and promote tissue healing. The affected cat was very cooperative during the laser treatment, gradually began to be willing to touch and stroke, and soon resumed walking. Laser therapy course of treatment: 1 treatment a day,
Small animals such as dogs and cats are prone to fractures, such as falling, crushing by heavy objects, being hit, running, twisting and flashing when jumping, etc., which may cause fractures. And healing after fractures is critical to the health of animals. So can a veterinary physiotherapy laser help an animal's fracture heal? The answer is absolutely yes.