CANINE & EQUINE CARE
K-Laser Therapy for Dogs and Horses in Lancashire
Supporting Comfort, Mobility and Rehabilitation
OP Vet Physio provides mobile K-Laser therapy for dogs and horses across Lancashire, using the K-Laser Giro Core. Following Veterinary Surgeon referral or consent and Physiotherapy assessment, treatment may be included within an individual physiotherapy plan to support comfort, mobility and rehabilitation.
What is K-Laser therapy?
Laser therapy uses light energy in a process called photobiomodulation. It may help manage pain and inflammation and support tissue repair in suitable cases.
Used alongside veterinary care, physiotherapy and prescribed exercise.
Comfort
May help manage pain and inflammation.
Movement
Supporting movement within an individual physiotherapy plan.
Rehabilitation
May assist tissue repair as part of a rehabilitation plan.
Care tailored to your animal
K-Laser for Dogs
Joint discomfort, selected soft tissue injuries and rehabilitation following surgery.
K-Laser for Horses
Support within an individual musculoskeletal rehabilitation plan.
Information for Animal Owners
Understanding what to expect from K-Laser therapy.
What does it feel like?
Animals may feel mild warmth during treatment. Comfort is monitored throughout.
How long does it take?
Treatment time varies with the condition and area treated. Your full appointment also includes assessment and review.
How many sessions?
The number and frequency of treatments are tailored to your animal, with progress reviewed regularly.
For further information about laser therapy and answers to common questions, visit K-Laser’s pet owner information page.
General information from K-Laser. Olivia will advise on your animal’s individual care.
Please note: Suitability for K‑Laser therapy and response to treatment vary between animals and conditions. New patients require an initial physiotherapy assessment, together with veterinary referral or consent, before treatment begins.
GETTING STARTED
Could K-Laser therapy support your animal?
Contact Olivia to discuss suitability and appointments.
Accredited Member of the Institute of Registered Veterinary and Animal Physiotherapists