"We have a 10 ½ year old “husky” mix that weighs about 35 lbs named Bella.
14-16 weeks ago, Bella kept trying to dig out from under our fence. She ended up hurting herself and was in terrible pain. After several trips to a couple of veterinary establishments, no real diagnosis could be obtained without a very expensive MRI and potential surgery. She was in extreme pain and we contemplated “putting her down” to stop the suffering.
It was suggested we try an alternative treatment which consisted of “water treadmill” and “Laser” treatments to help with a potential soft tissue issue.
Bella had 2 rounds of 4 treatments with hydrotherapy using the underwater treadmill and is now completing her 2nd round of 6 Laser treatments. She is doing fantastic and it appears she will not need any surgery!
The series of treatments are very affordable and non-invasive. Bella actually enjoys the treatments and is going once a week for a couple more weeks and then she will be done.
To think we were so close to putting her down and now she is jumping and playing like a puppy again!"
"Sox was an outdoor neighborhood cat that was rescued after being attacked by another cat, causing a large open wound on her chest.
Sox has undergone surgeries, medications, stitches, staples, constant wound dressing and redressing for 5 months.
Though her wounds slowly improved, we decided to try laser therapy to treat it, and within one month, Sox's wound has healed immensely.
She is on the fast track to a full recovery!"
