Laser Therapy for Dogs & Cats in Fishers, IN

At Fishers Veterinary Hospital, we’re committed to providing compassionate, comprehensive care for your pets—including offering advanced treatment options like laser therapy for cats and dogs. Whether your pet is dealing with a chronic condition or recovering from an injury, laser therapy can be a safe, non-invasive alternative to traditional medications. Located right here in Fishers, IN, our team is proud to bring cutting-edge veterinary solutions to the pets and families in our community—because we believe every pet deserves a life of comfort, health, and happiness.

Noticing signs of discomfort in your pet? Give us a call at (317) 842-5865 or book online below to schedule a consultation and learn more about our laser therapy services for cats and dogs.

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How Does Cat & Dog
Laser Therapy Work?

Cat and dog laser therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses low-level light to penetrate the skin and stimulate cells, promoting healing and reducing pain. The cold laser's light energy helps increase circulation and decreases inflammation in targeted areas, making it an effective option for pets with injuries, chronic conditions like arthritis, or those recovering from surgery. This gentle process is painless and relaxing for pets, often resulting in quicker recovery times and improved comfort. Cat and dog laser therapy can be a valuable addition to your pet’s care plan, supporting their overall well-being and enhancing their quality of life.

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What Pet Conditions Can Laser Therapy Treat?

Laser therapy offers a range of benefits for dogs and cats dealing with pain or inflammation. It enhances blood flow, reduces discomfort, minimizes swelling, and supports faster healing. Pets with the following conditions may see significant improvement with this treatment:

  • Arthritis, joint inflammation, and stiffness

  • Ear infections (acute and chronic otitis)

  • Spinal disc and joint degeneration (IVDD/DJD)

  • Gum disease and gingivitis

  • Hip dysplasia-related pain and mobility issues

  • Lick granulomas and chronic skin irritation

  • Hot spots and localized skin infections

  • Soft tissue injuries (muscle, tendon, or ligament strains)

  • Post-surgical healing and incision site recovery

  • Ear hematomas
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What to Expect During Your Pet’s Laser Therapy Session

Each pet is unique, and the effectiveness of laser therapy depends on how they respond to the treatment. Some pets may require several sessions before noticeable improvement, while others could see benefits after just one. Sessions typically last between 10-30 minutes and are conducted in one of our exam rooms. For safety, both your pet and anyone present will need to wear protective goggles during the procedure.

If you have questions or want to explore whether laser therapy is right for your pet, your veterinarian is happy to provide more details and discuss how it can enhance your pet's well-being. Call us at (317) 842-5865 for more information!