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FDA-Cleared Technology
Pain Relief for Your Pet.No Pills Required.
Class IV laser therapy reduces inflammation, accelerates healing, and relieves pain—without the side effects of daily medication. Most pets find it so relaxing they fall asleep.
4,000+ studies published
From $22/session with Unlimited
Results in 1-3 visits
What Is Class IV Laser Therapy?
Also called photobiomodulation, laser therapy uses specific wavelengths of light to penetrate tissue and stimulate your pet's cells to heal faster, reduce inflammation, and block pain signals. It's the same technology used by professional athletes and Olympic teams—now available for your four-legged family member.
Light Enters Tissue
Specific wavelengths (800-1000nm) penetrate deep into muscles, joints, and nerves—not just the skin surface.
Cells Get Energized
Photons activate mitochondria to produce more ATP (cellular energy), accelerating repair and reducing inflammation.
Pain & Swelling Decrease
Your pet feels better, moves easier, and heals faster—often after just one or two sessions.
Conditions We Treat
From chronic arthritis to post-surgical recovery, laser therapy helps pets of all ages feel better faster.
Arthritis & Joint Pain
Post-Surgery Healing
Sprains & Strains
Hip Dysplasia
Back Pain & IVDD
Wound Healing
Ear Infections
Lick Granulomas
Dental Pain
Gingivitis
Chronic Pain
Nerve Injuries
Simple, Transparent Pricing
No hidden fees. No contracts. Just relief for your pet.
Single Session
Try it out, see the difference
$67per visit
- 10-20 minute treatment
- No appointment needed
- Perfect for acute injuries
6-Pack
Popular for chronic conditions
$360
Save $42 vs. single sessions
- $60 per session
- Use within 6 months
- Great for arthritis series
BEST VALUE
Unlimited Monthly
For pets who need ongoing relief
$179/month
Up to 2 sessions per week
~8 sessions/mo = just $22 each!
- Best for chronic conditions
- Perfect for senior pets
- Cancel anytime, no contract
- Saves up to $357/mo vs singles
Compare to daily Galliprant: At $3-5/day, you're already spending $90-150/month on medication alone. Laser therapy can reduce or eliminate that need—while actually healing the underlying problem, not just masking pain.
Real Results from Highland Patients
Before & After Transformations
See what laser therapy has done for pets just like yours. These are real patients from Highland Pet Hospital.
Before
After
Arthritis
4 sessions
Max
11-year-old Lab
Before: Struggled to climb stairs, limping badly after walks
After: Back to greeting the mail carrier at the door! Climbs stairs without hesitation.
Before
After
Post-Surgery
3 sessions
Whiskers
9-year-old Cat
Before: Post-dental surgery, slow to heal
After: Healed in half the expected time with zero complications.
Before
After
Hip Dysplasia
6 sessions
Bella
8-year-old Golden
Before: Severe hip dysplasia, refused to jump on bed
After: Jumping on furniture again, running in the yard with her family.
Before
After
Arthritis
8 sessions
Charlie
12-year-old Beagle
Before: Chronic arthritis, on 3 medications daily
After: Down to 1 medication, pain-free most days.
Before
After
IVDD/Back Pain
10 sessions
Luna
6-year-old German Shepherd
Before: IVDD causing back pain and weakness
After: Running and playing again, full mobility restored.
Before
After
Gingivitis
4 sessions
Oliver
14-year-old Tabby
Before: Severe gingivitis, painful to eat
After: Eating normally, inflammation resolved.
Has your pet experienced laser therapy at Highland? We'd love to share their story!
Email us your before/after photos →
Book Your First Session
Schedule online or call us directly. Same-day appointments often available.
118 Greenwood Ave, Bloomington, IL 61704
Watch a Session in Action
60 seconds. No sound needed. See how relaxed pets get.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you wanted to ask but your pet couldn't tell you.
Does laser therapy hurt my pet?
Not at all. Most pets find laser therapy deeply relaxing. The treatment produces a gentle warming sensation that many dogs and cats actually enjoy. We regularly see patients fall asleep during their session. No sedation, no restraint stress, no needles.
How quickly will I see results?
Many pet owners notice improvement after just 1-2 sessions for acute conditions. Chronic conditions like arthritis typically show significant improvement within 3-6 sessions. The effects are cumulative—each treatment builds on the last.
Is this actually scientifically proven?
Yes. Class IV laser therapy (photobiomodulation) has over 4,000 published studies supporting its effectiveness. It's FDA-cleared and used in veterinary rehabilitation centers worldwide. The science is real—this is not a gimmick.
Can this replace my pet's pain medication?
In many cases, yes—either fully or partially. We work with your veterinarian to adjust medications as your pet responds to treatment. Many clients are thrilled to reduce or eliminate daily pills, especially for pets with kidney or liver concerns from long-term NSAID use.
How long does each session take?
Most laser therapy sessions take 10-20 minutes depending on the area being treated and your pet's condition. You're welcome to stay with your pet during the treatment. It's honestly pretty zen.
Is it safe for all pets?
Laser therapy is safe for nearly all dogs and cats. We avoid treating over cancerous tumors, directly over the eyes, or over the thyroid in cats. Our technicians will review your pet's full history before recommending treatment.
Why is your laser better than the cheap ones?
We use a Class IV therapeutic laser (8-15 watts), not the Class III "cold lasers" (under 0.5 watts) sold for home use. The difference is like comparing a flashlight to a floodlight. Our laser penetrates deep into tissue where the healing actually happens.
My pet is already on Rimadyl/Galliprant/Gabapentin. Can they still do laser?
Absolutely. Laser therapy complements medication beautifully—they work through different mechanisms. Many pets eventually need less medication after a series of laser treatments, but there's no conflict in using both.
Your Pet Deserves to Feel Good Again
Don't let arthritis, injury, or chronic pain steal your pet's joy. One phone call could change everything.
Highland Pet Hospital • 118 Greenwood Ave, Bloomington, IL 61704