Pet Laser Therapy for Dogs & Cats
Gentle, Effective Pain Relief for Pets
At My Kind of Vet, we know that seeing your pet in pain can be distressing. That’s why we offer pet laser therapy — a safe, drug-free treatment that reduces inflammation, relieves pain, and speeds up the body’s natural healing process.
Using advanced veterinary laser technology, we help dogs and cats recover more comfortably from injuries, surgery, or chronic conditions such as arthritis. All sessions take place in our calm, fear-free Ormeau clinic, where every pet receives gentle, compassionate care.
This service is in-clinic only to ensure precise application and safety.
What Is Pet Laser Therapy?
Pet laser therapy, also called low-level laser therapy (LLLT) or photobiomodulation, uses focused light energy at specific wavelengths to stimulate healing inside the body.
The laser light penetrates the skin and activates mitochondria — the “powerhouses” of cells that produce energy. When energised, cells create more adenosine triphosphate (ATP), boosting the natural repair and regeneration process.
This increased energy helps to:
Reduce inflammation by improving circulation
Relieve pain through endorphin release and nerve desensitisation
Accelerate tissue repair and wound healing
Relax tight muscles and improve joint flexibility
Pet laser therapy does not burn or harm tissue. Instead, it gently enhances the body’s ability to heal itself, providing comfort without medication or sedation.
It’s used widely across veterinary medicine — from post-operative recovery to ongoing pain management for senior pets.
When Does Your Pet Need Laser Therapy?
Many pets can benefit from pet laser therapy, especially those living with pain, inflammation, or delayed healing. Common conditions we treat include:
Arthritis and degenerative joint disease
Hip or elbow dysplasia
Back or neck pain (intervertebral disc disease)
Post-surgical recovery (incisions, soft-tissue trauma)
Wound healing and lick granulomas
Muscle strains or tendon injuries
Ear infections and skin inflammation
It’s also ideal for pets that can’t tolerate certain pain medications or require ongoing relief in a gentle, drug-free way.
What to Expect During Your Pet’s Laser Session
Every pet laser therapy session at My Kind of Vet is designed to be calm, comfortable, and positive:
Your pet relaxes on a soft mat or in your lap while our trained nurse or vet applies the laser probe to the affected area.
The device emits a soft, warm light — most pets find it soothing and stay completely relaxed.
Each session lasts about 5–10 minutes, depending on the treatment area.
We often recommend an initial series of treatments (two to three per week), followed by maintenance sessions as needed.
No sedation, shaving, or restraint is required. We use fear-free handling, treats, and gentle reassurance to make each visit a positive experience.
Why Pet Laser Therapy Matters
Pain and inflammation can limit your pet’s ability to move, rest, and enjoy life. Pet laser therapy provides a scientifically proven, medication-free method to support recovery and comfort.
Benefits include:
Faster healing after injury or surgery
Reduced inflammation and swelling
Improved mobility and joint flexibility
Enhanced blood flow and oxygen delivery
Stimulation of the immune system
Increased comfort and overall quality of life
For pets with arthritis, chronic injuries, or wounds that are slow to heal, regular pet laser therapy can make a noticeable difference — helping them regain movement, energy, and joy.
Why Choose My Kind of Vet
Fear-free environment with gentle handling and calm surroundings
Advanced veterinary laser equipment for precise, effective treatment
Experienced team trained in evidence-based laser therapy protocols
Tailored treatment plans for each pet’s condition and comfort level
Convenient Ormeau clinic with flexible scheduling and modern facilities
Our goal is to make healing as comfortable and stress-free as possible — because every pet deserves compassionate, high-quality care that truly improves their wellbeing.
My Kind of Vet Ormeau Location
Looking for a vet near Pimpama? We’re just down the road at Unit 8/29 Blanck St, Ormeau.