Services

Laser (Class 4)

We are proud to offer advanced Class IV laser therapy at our Chiswick centre, using equipment from Companion Animal Health—a global leader in veterinary laser technology backed by years of scientific research.

This cutting-edge, non-invasive therapy can dramatically improve healing, reduce pain, and enhance your dog’s quality of life.

What Is Laser Therapy?

Laser therapy works through a process called Photobiomodulation (PBM). Light energy is delivered to targeted tissues, stimulating cellular activity and triggering the body’s natural healing processes.

Benefits of PBM include:

Reduced pain
Decreased inflammation
Faster tissue repair and wound healing

Because of its deep-tissue reach and high effectiveness, laser therapy is suitable for a wide range of conditions and is often used alongside physiotherapy and hydrotherapy for a fully integrated treatment approach.

Conditions That Can Benefit:

Laser therapy supports healing and pain relief in a variety of cases, including:

Orthopaedic issues – Joint dysplasia, spinal conditions, and stifle (knee) pain
Sprains, strains, and fractures – Promotes quicker, more complete recovery
Post-surgical healing – Accelerates wound repair and reduces inflammation

Why Choose Class IV Laser Therapy?

Non-invasive and drug-free
Deeply penetrative for powerful therapeutic effect
Comfortable for your dog and well-tolerated across all breeds
Complements your vet’s existing care plan

Treatment frequency may vary depending on the condition being treated. Some dogs may require more frequent sessions early on, with treatments spaced further apart as healing progresses. We regularly review each case to adapt and personalise the treatment plan.

Integrated Care That Puts Your Pet First

Our laser therapy is offered as part of a complete, tailored rehabilitation program—integrating hydrotherapy, physiotherapy, and electrotherapies. Every plan is designed around your dog’s unique needs, and carried out by our NARCH and IRVAP accredited team of canine therapists.

Learn more about our credentials:
NARCH – National Association of Registered Canine Hydrotherapists
IRVAP – Institute of Registered Veterinary and Animal Physiotherapists