Explore Our Veterinary Laser Systems
Vet‑grade lasers trusted by animal rehab specialists, equine therapies, and veterinary clinics. Safe, powerful, and clinically proven.
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Explore Our Featured Lasers
- Power: 1300 mW
- Wavelengths: 808, 637nm
- Warranty: 3 Years
- Battery: 4h IR / 1 week red
- Power: 0 mW
- Wavelengths: 810, 633, 915, 980nm
- Warranty: 5/1 Year
- Battery: 1 Hr + AC Wall
- Power: 1300 mW
- Wavelengths: 810, 650, 915, 980, 1064nm
- Warranty: 5/ 1 Year
- Battery: N/A / AC Power
- Power: 1300 mW
- Wavelengths: 810, 650, 915, 980, 405, 1064nm
- Warranty: 5/ 1 Year
- Battery: 2 Hours / AC Power
Laser Therapy for the Animals in Your Care
When an animal hurts, it hides it for as long as it can. By the time a senior dog stops jumping onto the couch or a performance horse shortens its stride, the pain is real. Laser therapy gives veterinarians and equine practitioners a safe, non-invasive way to ease that pain, calm inflammation, and help tissue heal, with no drugs and no downtime.
What Is Veterinary Laser Therapy?
Veterinary laser therapy is photobiomodulation (PBM): therapeutic light that switches on the cell's own repair machinery. Red and near-infrared light pass into tissue, mitochondria absorb that light and step up ATP production, and the patient gets faster tissue regeneration, better circulation, and natural pain relief in both acute and chronic cases.
What Laser Therapy Does for Your Patients
- Pain Relief: Eases soreness in joints, muscles, and nerves so patients move and rest more comfortably.
- Inflammation Reduction: Helps swelling from injury or arthritis settle down sooner.
- Wound & Tissue Healing: Gives incisions, wounds, and infection sites the support they need to close and heal.
- Improved Mobility: Returns range of motion to aging and injured animals, often visibly.
- Drug-Free Solution: A real answer for long-term care and for animals that cannot tolerate NSAIDs.
Common Animal Conditions Treated
- Osteoarthritis (dogs, horses)
- Hip and elbow dysplasia
- Tendon and ligament injuries
- Laminitis and navicular issues
- Surgical recovery
- Intervertebral disc disease (IVDD)
- Chronic wounds and infections
Class 3B or Class 4: Which Fits Your Patients?
Class 3B: Portable, forgiving lasers delivering up to 500 mW per diode. Well suited to clinics, mobile vets, and hands-on treatment, with modest safety demands. Eye protection is still required.
Class 4: Stronger systems that treat faster and reach deeper. The right choice for busy practices and large patients, with proper safety protocols and training to match.
How to Match a Laser to Your Practice
- Species: Equine and large-breed patients call for higher-power systems.
- Application: Let the conditions you treat most (orthopedic, neuro, soft tissue) choose the device, not the other way around.
- Power: Total output sets your treatment speed. Devices range from 1W to 60W+.
- Wavelengths: The wavelengths that matter: 810 nm for deep tissue repair, 980 nm for pain relief, and red light if surface healing is part of your work.
- Form Factor: Desktop or mobile, battery or plug-in: choose the setup that matches how you actually work.
- Interface: Touchscreens, presets, and timers sound minor until the waiting room is full. They matter.
The Veterinary Lasers We Recommend Most
- EVO Q27 / D30: Battery-powered Class 4 units built for fast treatment on the move.
- ReGen T60 / H104: Our highest-output multi-wavelength systems for advanced clinic care.
- ATP Max XT: A flexible Class 4 workhorse with deep penetration and both pulsed and continuous output.
- Avant LZ30 Series: A refined Class 3B platform with red, infrared, and violet light and advanced pulsing.
Talk It Through With Us
Every practice and every caseload is different. Find your fit at TherapyLasers.com, or call 303-666-1100 and we will help you choose with your patients in mind, not our inventory.