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Vets1Laser is at AVA Greyhound/Working Dog Conference 15-16/10/2025

Are you interested in alternatives to Opioids and NSAIDS?

Are you interested in reducing your reliance on Antibiotics?

Are you curious about all things medical Laser/PBM therapy?

Would you like to chat with someone involved in this area of medicine?

Would you feel more reassured if the owners and support staff were  experienced veterinarians, so users receive advice from a sales team with clinical as well as technical expertise?

Do you want a  support that your fellow colleagues described as highly personal, with a focus on troubleshooting clinical and case-specific challenges rather than just technical operations?

Do you want exceptional after-sales service, with support constantly available via email, phone, online and, when possible, in-person visits?

Then visit the trusted and respected Vets1laser team of Dr Aine Seavers and Dr Mark Weingarth at AVA Greyhound & Working Dog Conference, Preston, Melbourne  15-16th Oct. 2025

Our Australian and Vet-owned family business is the perfect place to train and support you on your veterinary medical laser journey

Are you interested in reducing your reliance on Antibiotics?

Are you interested in alternatives to Opioids and NSAIDS.

Are you curious about all things medical Laser/PBM therapy?

Would you like to chat experienced veterinarians, so users receive advice from a company’s team that has  clinical as well as technical expertise.?

Do you want a  support that fellow colleagues described as highly personal, with a focus on troubleshooting clinical and case-specific challenges rather than just technical operations?

Do you want exceptional after-sales service, with support constantly available via email, phone, online and, when possible, in-person visits?

Then visit the trusted and respected Vets1laser team of Dr Aine Seavers and Dr Mark Weingarth at AVA Greyhound & Working Dog Conference, Preston Melbourne  15-16th Ocy. 2025

Our Australian and Vet-owned family business is the perfect place to train and support you on your veterinary medical laser journey

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Laser/PBMT for The Athletic Animal

Laser/ PBMT for Injury Risk Reduction in The High-Performance Animal Athlete.

In addition to treating pain and inflammation, Laser/PBMT can assist in preventing inflammation and pain and help support performance.
In the canine athlete, a Laser session the day before and the night of a demanding day event can prove beneficial. A treatment session the day before allows the body to respond to the positive sequence of events intrabody that occur with PBMT and opens access to the ergogenic benefits of the therapy.

A post-event treatment session provides anti-inflammatory benefits to the body structures that underwent high intensity and heavy workload during the athletic event, thereby speeding recovery and reducing the risk of an undetected injury being overlooked. 

However, Laser/PBMT is not a therapy tool that should be used to rush an injured animal back into competition. Healing takes time and all animals should be given the time to heal in peace.

Studies in human athletes have shown that PBMT has proven benefits as an ergogenic aid to therapeutic exercise; which translates into longer before you hit exercise-induced muscle fatigue, less muscle damage, and an increase in achievable muscle repetitions during exercise.
Post-exercise, PBMT can help prevent muscle soreness and pain after excess exercise, facilitates post-exercise recovery, and supports and fastens the healing of an injured muscle.
Age was not a limiting factor, indeed the older the cohort, the greater the relative response to PBMT.
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