Veterinary & Performance

Equine Laser Therapy & Performance Programs

Class 4 and Class 3B laser therapy for equine medicine, rehabilitation, and performance barns. Support faster recovery, reduce pain naturally, and build reliable cash-based revenue.

2-7 min
Class 4 Treatment Time
Non-Invasive
Drug-Free Pain Relief
Premium
Cash-Based Service
Portable
Clinic & Barn Calls
Equine laser therapy treatment
Horse receiving laser treatment
Equine laser therapy session
Mobile equine laser therapy
Professional equine care

Where it fits in your practice

Today's equine teams are juggling intense show calendars, chronic soft-tissue problems, rehab cases, and owners who want their horses back in work quickly – without relying only on drugs or repeated injections.

Class 4 and Class 3B laser therapy gives veterinarians, therapists, and barns a modern, evidence-driven tool that drops directly into existing programs. It doesn't replace diagnostics, joint care, or hands-on work – it supports them, helping horses recover faster and maintain soundness over the long term.

Common applications

  • Sport horse maintenance between competitions
  • Rehab following tendon, ligament, or back injuries
  • Chronic topline or sacroiliac soreness
  • Owner-paid wellness packages for soundness

You stay in control – laser gives you a repeatable, non-drug modality that's easy to explain to motivated owners.

Where laser therapy fits in equine practice

Laser therapy complements traditional veterinary treatments and physical rehabilitation. Sessions typically take 10–20 minutes depending on treatment area and deliver:

  • Non-invasive pain management without pharmaceutical side effects
  • Accelerated healing for soft tissue injuries and post-surgical recovery
  • Enhanced performance maintenance and injury prevention protocols
  • Premium service offering that justifies higher fees and client loyalty

This gives you a versatile treatment that works for everything from emergency barn calls to scheduled maintenance therapy — positioning your practice as offering cutting-edge care.

Conditions commonly treated

Equine practitioners use Class 4 and Class 3B systems across a wide range of musculoskeletal, soft tissue, and performance-related conditions:

  • Tendon and ligament injuries (SDFT, DDFT, suspensory)
  • Joint inflammation, arthritis, and degenerative joint disease
  • Back pain, sacroiliac dysfunction, and muscle soreness
  • Hoof abscesses, laminitis support, and navicular disease
  • Wound healing, incision sites, and post-surgical recovery
  • Performance optimization and preventative maintenance

Laser therapy is effective across disciplines — from high-level sport horses to pleasure horses and breeding stock, giving you a tool that serves your entire patient base.

What horses & owners experience

Sessions are quiet, non-invasive, and generally very well tolerated. Most horses relax into treatment as they feel gentle warmth from Class 4 systems or subtle, non-thermal light from Class 3B.

Horses typically show:

  • Visible relaxation and improved comfort after a few sessions
  • Improved range of motion and topline use when returning to work
  • Better compliance with rehab prescriptions and performance programs

Owners appreciate:

  • A clear, structured plan instead of "wait and see"
  • Tangible progress they can observe and feel
  • Non-pharmaceutical options with strong science backing

Because owners can see and feel the difference in their horses, laser quickly becomes one of the easiest services to include in packages, wellness plans, and pre-show routines.

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Which Laser Is Right for Your Equine Practice?

Different equine practices have different needs — from high-volume sport horse facilities to mixed ambulatory practices. Here's an honest breakdown of how our systems fit into real-world equine settings.

Premium Flagship
ReGen Class 4 laser system

ReGen Laser Systems

The most powerful Class 4 solution for high-demand equine practices

Class Class 4
Wavelengths 2–6
Battery Yes

The flagship choice for high-volume equine facilities and performance horse care. When outcomes matter most and you need the fastest, most powerful treatments available.

  • Maximum Class 4 power penetrates deep into large muscle groups
  • Proprietary thermal control for sensitive treatment areas
  • Adaptive protocols adjust to tissue response in real-time
  • Condition-based protocols for specific equine pathologies
  • Fastest treatment times keep your schedule moving efficiently
Best for: Sport horse practices, performance facilities, high-level competition horses
Daily Workhorse
ATP Max Class 4 laser

ATP Max Laser

Robust Class 4 performance ideal for mixed practices and busy ambulatory work

Class Class 4
Wavelengths 2–5
Battery No

The dependable workhorse for mixed practices and busy ambulatory work. Strong Class 4 performance you'll use every day without flagship investment.

  • High Class 4 output treats large equine patients efficiently
  • Adaptive protocols adjust treatment parameters automatically
  • Portable design ideal for barn calls and mobile practice
  • Durable build withstands daily ambulatory demands
  • Strong ROI for practices expanding service offerings
Best for: Mixed equine practices, ambulatory vets, moderate-to-high patient volume
Starter Class 4
EVO Class 4 laser system

EVO Laser Series

Entry-level Class 4 capability at an accessible investment for equine practices

Class Class 4
Wavelengths 1–4
Battery Yes

Your entry point into Class 4 laser therapy. Real Class 4 performance for equine patients without premium pricing — ideal for first-time buyers.

  • True Class 4 power effective for equine-sized patients
  • Adaptive protocols for intelligent treatment delivery
  • Perfect first laser or backup unit for mobile vets
  • Portable enough for barn calls, capable for clinic use
  • Accessible investment to start offering laser therapy
Best for: First-time laser buyers, smaller mixed practices, mobile-focused veterinarians
Premier Class 3B
Avant LZ30 Class 3B laser system

Avant Laser Series

Premium Class 3B systems for targeted, non-thermal delivery in sensitive regions

Class Class 3B
Wavelengths 2*
Battery Yes

Precision Class 3B therapy for delicate work. Controlled photobiomodulation without thermal effect — ideal for facial work, wounds, and situations requiring gentle treatment.

  • Fully non-thermal for acute inflammation and sensitive areas
  • Excellent for distal limbs, facial work, post-surgical sites
  • Ultra-portable design for barn calls and travel to shows
  • Perfect supplemental tool alongside a Class 4 system
Best for: Wound management specialists, small practices, portable backup unit for mobile vets

What You Get When You Work With Us

This isn't just equipment sales. We partner with equine practices to make laser therapy clinically effective, operationally practical, and financially successful from day one.

Clinical Training for Equine Applications

Condition-specific protocols for tendon, ligament, joint, and muscle injuries. Treatment strategies, appropriate dosing, and integration into your existing care plans.

Client Education & Marketing Support

Professional educational materials, website content, social media templates, and pricing strategy guidance to help you present laser as a premium service.

Business Integration & Practice Strategy

Scheduling strategies, treatment package design, ROI modeling, and expansion planning to integrate laser seamlessly into your workflow.

Ongoing Technical & Clinical Support

Experienced support team, refresher training for new associates, and periodic check-ins to ensure you're achieving the results you expect.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do horses typically respond to laser treatments?

Most horses tolerate laser therapy extremely well. Many show relaxation responses during treatment — lowered head, soft eyes, and sometimes even dozing. Very few horses object to the treatment, and those that are initially skeptical typically accept it after the first session when they feel the relief it provides.

How long do treatments take and how often are they needed?

Treatment duration varies by system and treatment area, but typically ranges from 10–20 minutes. Acute injuries often benefit from daily or every-other-day treatments initially, then tapering to 2–3 times weekly. Chronic conditions or performance maintenance may use 1–2 weekly sessions.

Is laser therapy safe for use on horses?

Yes, when used with proper training and protocols. Class 4 lasers require appropriate eye protection and attention to dosing guidelines, but our systems include safety features and we provide comprehensive training. Laser therapy has been used extensively in equine practice for years with an excellent safety profile.

Can I use laser therapy for emergency barn calls?

Absolutely. Many practitioners use portable Class 4 or Class 3B systems for mobile practice. Laser is excellent for acute injuries, abscesses, and pain management on-site. Some systems are more portable than others, so we can help you choose based on your practice model.

What kind of results should I expect for tendon and ligament injuries?

Laser therapy can significantly accelerate healing in tendon and ligament injuries when integrated with appropriate rest, controlled exercise, and rehabilitation protocols. Studies show improved tissue healing quality, reduced inflammation, and faster return to function. However, laser is a tool within a comprehensive treatment plan — not a standalone cure.

Will this investment pay for itself in my practice?

Most equine practices see positive ROI within 6–18 months depending on volume and fee structure. Because laser therapy is a premium service that owners are willing to pay for separately, it typically generates strong margins. Use our calculator above to model your specific situation.

Ready to add laser therapy to your equine practice?

Let's talk through your specific needs, practice model, and which system makes the most sense for your volume and goals.