Laser Therapy

An Innovative Approach to Pain Management and Healing

At Mariners Mile Pet Clinic, our commitment to advancing patient care leads us to constantly explore new and improved treatment methods. Embracing the latest in veterinary technologies is integral to our approach. One such cutting-edge tool we employ is cold laser therapy for our patients.

Cold laser therapy represents a state-of-the-art alternative therapy designed to aid in pain relief and promote healing. Post-surgery, it facilitates increased blood flow to localized areas, enhancing the overall healing process. Similarly, it proves beneficial for wound healing. Beyond surgical applications, cold laser therapy proves effective in addressing chronic pain by promoting enhanced blood flow to targeted areas. Notably, we’ve achieved remarkable success utilizing this therapy for patients coping with kidney failure.

To discover how your pets can experience the benefits of cold laser therapy, feel free to reach out to us today!

 

Importance of Dental Health

Tartar accumulation in your pet’s oral cavity can set off a destructive chain of events. It becomes a breeding ground for harmful bacteria and gradually weakens the connection between the teeth and jawbone. Although pets with periodontal disease often silently endure considerable pain, it frequently goes unnoticed until the damage is extensive.

Regular dental cleanings, conducted under general anesthesia, can uphold your pet’s oral well-being, allowing them to lead a long and thriving life. The frequency of cleanings may vary based on your pet’s breed, oral anatomy, and the pace of tartar buildup. Our team will assess your pet’s oral health during each wellness exam to determine their individual needs.

Our Pet Dental Services Include:

(available certain days of the month, please call to learn more)

We also conduct the necessary laboratory work before dental procedures to ensure your pet is in optimal medical condition.

Why Dental Care Matters

Regular dental care prevents painful conditions such as gum disease, tooth loss, and bad breath. Maintaining oral health also supports your pet’s overall wellness by reducing the risk of infections that can affect the heart, liver, and kidneys.

Schedule Your Pet’s Dental Evaluation Today!

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