Professional Laser Therapy for Dogs
What is Laser Therapy?
Laser therapy is a safe, non-invasive treatment that uses focused light energy to stimulate the body’s natural healing processes (photobiomodulation). This can reduce pain, speed up healing, and improve overall function—without the need for medications or invasive procedures.
✨ Important: Laser therapy is not the same as LED light therapy.
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Lasers deliver focused, powerful beams that penetrate deeply and predictably into tissues.
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LEDs scatter light and cannot deliver the same therapeutic results.
At Auroraw, we use only veterinary-grade Class 3b and Class 4 lasers—not LEDs—because your pet deserves the most effective care possible.
The Types of Lasers We Use
We are proud to offer both Class 3b and Class 4 veterinary-grade lasers, giving us flexibility to customize treatments.
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Class 3b (Cold Laser): Gentle, safe, applied directly to the skin for targeted control. Excellent for wounds, inflammation, and pain relief.
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Class 4 (High-Power Laser): Delivers more energy and penetrates deeper. Highly effective for chronic issues, joint problems, and deeper injuries.
💡 Both are safe in trained hands and always administered by skilled Auroraw staff. Eye protection is used when appropriate.
Why Pet Parents Love Laser Therapy
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Non-invasive and drug-free
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Safe and comfortable
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Helps senior dogs move easier
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Speeds recovery from injuries or surgery
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Stress-free sessions, often calming for pets
How Laser Therapy Helps Your Dog
Laser therapy can:
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Relieve pain naturally by releasing endorphins
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Stimulate cartilage growth and repair
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Increase blood flow to speed healing
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Reduce swelling and inflammation
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Relax muscle spasms and support recovery
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Improve immune function and tissue repair
Common conditions we treat:
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Arthritis and joint pain
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Back, spinal cord, and nerve injuries
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Ligament and tendon injuries
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Gut health issues
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Skin wounds, hot spots, and ulcers
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Muscle sprains and spasms
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Pain management for both chronic and acute issues
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Acupuncture point stimulation for mobility, incontinence, and pain
What to Expect During a Session
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Comfort first: Your dog is positioned for relaxation.
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Gentle experience: Most dogs feel nothing, sometimes just a mild tingling.
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Quick & calm: Treatments last 5–30 minutes - depends on how many locations we are treating
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Dog-led pace: Breaks are allowed anytime, your dog’s comfort is priority.
Treatment Packages & Pricing
In-Facility (boarding or daycare add-on):
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Single Session – $40 (try it or use for minor flare-ups)
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Wellness Boost (3 sessions) – $100 (short-term support or mild conditions)
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Positive Healing (8 sessions) – $280 (best for ongoing recovery or chronic issues)
Mobile Laser Therapy (we come to you):
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Single Session – $70
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Wellness Boost (3 sessions) – $280
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Positive Healing (8 sessions) – $530
(Travel surcharge may apply for distances over 50 km.)
FAQs
Will my dog need to be shaved?
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No, the laser works through fur unless it is extremely dense and we need to penetrate the laser deep into the tissue.
Does it hurt?
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No. Most dogs don’t feel anything other than the gentle pressure of the probe.
How soon will I see results?
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Some dogs improve after one session, but most benefit from a series of treatments.
Success Stories
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"Max, a 10-year-old Labrador, started walking easier after just 3 sessions for arthritis pain. His family noticed a huge improvement in his comfort and energy."
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"Luna, recovering from a tendon injury, regained mobility faster with our Positive Healing 8-session program."
Take the Next Step
Curious if laser therapy is right for your dog? Book a free 15 minute call with our Certified Laser Therapist at Auroraw and let’s build a personalized plan for your pet’s comfort and healing.
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🐾 Ask about adding laser therapy to your dog’s next daycare or boarding stay.
