Pet Laser Therapy

Pet Laser Therapy in Wilson, NC

Therapeutic Laser Therapy

Therapeutic laser therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses focused light energy to support cellular activity, reduce inflammation, and promote healing. At Brentwood Veterinary Center, laser therapy is incorporated into individualized rehabilitation and pain management plans to help improve comfort and recovery—without discomfort or downtime.

Conditions That May Benefit

Laser therapy may be recommended for pets experiencing:

  • Arthritis and degenerative joint disease
  • Post-surgical incision healing
  • Soft tissue injuries
  • Hot spots and lick granulomas
  • Sprains or strains

Potential Benefits

When used as part of a comprehensive care plan, laser therapy may help:

  • Reduce inflammation
  • Support wound and tissue healing
  • Improve comfort and pain control
  • Promote circulation

Safety & Comfort

Laser therapy is painless and well tolerated by most pets. Treatments do not require sedation and are designed to be calm and stress-free.

What to Expect During a Session

Sessions typically last 5–15 minutes. Many pets experience a gentle warming sensation during treatment and remain relaxed throughout the session.

Medical Oversight & Rehabilitation Integration

Laser therapy at Brentwood Veterinary Center is provided under veterinary supervision and may be incorporated into rehabilitation or pain management programs when medically appropriate.

Medical oversight provided by:

Dr. Ariel Fulghum, DVM, CCRV, CVA

Our rehabilitation team will help determine whether laser therapy is an appropriate addition to your pet’s individualized care plan.

vets doing dog's laser therapy

Frequently Asked Questions About Laser Therapy

Is laser therapy safe for pets?
Yes. Therapeutic laser therapy is a safe, non-invasive treatment when provided under veterinary supervision. At Brentwood Veterinary Center, laser therapy is incorporated into individualized care plans based on your pet’s medical history and rehabilitation needs.
Will my pet feel pain during treatment?
No. Laser therapy is painless. Many pets feel a gentle warming sensation during treatment, and some become relaxed or drowsy during sessions.
Does laser therapy require sedation?
No. Laser therapy does not require sedation. Sessions are calm, quick, and well tolerated by most pets.
How many laser treatments will my pet need?
The number of treatments depends on your pet’s condition, severity, and response to therapy. Some pets benefit from a short series of treatments, while others may receive laser therapy as part of an ongoing rehabilitation or pain management plan.
When will I see results?
Some pets show improvement in comfort or mobility after just a few sessions, while others experience more gradual improvement over time. Results vary depending on the condition being treated.
Can laser therapy be combined with other treatments?
Yes. Laser therapy is often used alongside medications, rehabilitation exercises, PEMF, massage therapy, acupuncture, or other integrative treatments. Our medical team will determine the most appropriate combination for your pet.
Is laser therapy appropriate for all pets?
Not every pet is a candidate for laser therapy. Our medical team will evaluate your pet’s condition and determine whether laser therapy is safe and appropriate.