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Cold laser therapy is a noninvasive procedure that uses light to stimulate cell regeneration and to increase blood circulation. Cold laser therapy treats the surface of the skin, while hot laser therapy treats deeper tissues.

There is a risk when hot laser treatments are being done, which is cutting and/or burning caused by the increased intensity of laser beams.

Often called low-level laser, cold laser therapy is being used more recently to treat dogs with arthritis, tendon or soft tissue injuries. It also helps promote wound healing.

Laser therapy can treat acute and chronic injuries, sprains and strains, arthritis, swelling due to back disc problems, and muscular-skeletal abnormalities. It helps to regenerate nerve tissue after surgery.

Lasers is a beam of light that travels at a certain frequency that allows the laser to generate heat and to penetrate tissue.

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Job roles within animal based laser therapy.

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Job roles within animal based laser therapy.

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There are a variety of different jobs roles you can have whilst being qualified to preform laser therapy. one of the most common would be a veterinarian, private practices and sole traders. laser therapy jobs are common around companies that work with working animals, e.g. racing dogs and police dogs use laser therapy often  due to the constant strain the animals endure on a day to day basis.

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There doesn't appear to any clear qualifications needed for this part of the industry but there are courses on it. This would indict that they would probably need a version of said courses.

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laser therapy may be used to diminish pain and strengthen the healing process, this is because it directly works with injured or damaged area. As well as this, it also speeds up the healing process and strengthens muscles and tissues that have become weak, builds mobility and improves the dogs quality of life in a very short amount of time. dogs that go through laser therapy go through deep-penetrating light to elevate a chain reaction of chemical called  photobiostimulation. this procedure helps to relieve pain and invigorates damaged cells to recover in a quicker time frame. even though improvement is seen after the first appointment, the dogs condition can effect how quickly they recover and how long the process with take. treatments differ in length, but most appointments last between 3-8 minutes each time depending on the severity of the problem. Dog treatments are cumulative, so the more your dog goes through the treatment, the greater impact it'll have on your dogs health and well-being.