We\u2019re really excited to announce that we now offer laser treatment at many of our branches.\u00a0 Laser treatment is a non-invasive way of reducing pain, inflammation and speeding up the healing process.<\/p>\n
Veterinary nurse Phillippa Royston says \u201cThe laser itself is delivered via a handpiece that is used over the affected area. Lots of pets find it very soothing as it produces a warm sensation and also has a massage effect when in contact with the body\u201d.<\/p>\n
Laser treatment is scientifically proven to reduce pain after surgery and for both acute and chronic conditions.<\/p>\n
It can be used for:<\/p>\n
Acute conditions<\/strong><\/p>\n Chronic conditions<\/strong><\/p>\n Treatment sessions are tailored to the individual patient, so sessions will vary depending on the complexity of their condition.<\/p>\n Laser treatment can also be used alongside other treatment options.\u00a0 Contact your local Calder Vets branch<\/a> to speak to one of our vets to see if laser treatment is suitable for your pet.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" We\u2019re really excited to announce that we now offer laser treatment at many of our branches.\u00a0 Laser treatment is a non-invasive way of reducing pain, inflammation and speeding up the healing process. Veterinary nurse Phillippa Royston says \u201cThe laser itself is delivered via a handpiece that is used over the affected area. Lots of pets<\/p>\n\n
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