Small dog receiving veterinary laser therapy at Beach Avenue Animal Hospital in Vancouver

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Pet Laser Therapy

Where Laser Light Meets Loving Care.

Looking for professional laser therapy for dogs and cats in Vancouver? Discover the gentle, state-of-the-art light treatment at Beach Avenue Animal Hospital, where our advanced laser therapy reduces pain, speeds recovery, and lifts your pet’s quality of life. Whether your dog or cat is facing chronic pain, arthritis, post-surgical soreness, or inflammation, our safe, drug-free sessions deliver focused light energy that helps them heal comfortably and move freely.

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Laser Therapy for Dogs & Cats in Vancouver

What Is Veterinary Laser Therapy?

Also called cold laser, low-level laser therapy (LLLT), or photobiomodulation, this treatment uses focused light energy to:

  • Increase circulation and oxygenation
  • Reduce inflammation and swelling
  • Trigger natural endorphin release for pain relief
  • Accelerate tissue repair and wound healing

Sessions last only a few minutes, and most pets relax under the soothing warmth. We use one of the latest Class IV veterinary laser systems for precise, consistent dosing.

laser therapy at Beach Avenue Animal Hospital - Vancouver, BC

Conditions We Treat

  • Arthritis & degenerative joint disease
  • Hip or elbow dysplasia
  • Muscle, tendon & ligament injuries (e.g., ACL, IVDD)
  • Post-surgical pain & incision healing
  • Wounds, hot spots & skin infections
  • Dental or oral inflammation (cats & dogs)
  • General mobility issues in senior pets

 

What to Expect (Experience & Safety)

  1. No shaving or sedation—the laser is applied directly over fur.
  2. Quick visits—3–8 minutes per site.
  3. Painless & stress-free—many pets nap through the session.

Contra-indications: Certain cancers, active bleeding, or pregnancy may preclude laser therapy. Our veterinarian will review your pet’s history first.

Laser Therapy Pricing

Area Treated Single Session 12-Session Package* Savings
1 Site CA $40 CA $450 6.3 %
2 Sites CA $70 CA $800 4.8 %
4 Sites CA $100 CA $1,100 8.3 %
Full Body CA $250 CA $2,800 6.7 %

*Packages deliver the best value for chronic conditions like arthritis or hip dysplasia and include progress check-ups with our veterinary team.

Professional vs At-Home Lasers

Clinic Class IV Laser Consumer Device
Power & penetration High—treats deep joints & muscles Low—surface-level only
Dose accuracy Vet-calibrated protocols User-estimated
Safety monitoring Supervised by veterinarian Owner responsibility
Expected results Faster, clinically proven Variable, slower

Why Choose Beach Avenue Animal Hospital?

  • Local & trusted: caring for Vancouver’s pets for years
  • Fear-Free Certified team for low-stress visits
  • Evening & weekend appointments available
  • Convenient parking under Burrard Bridge

Ready to Help Your Pet Feel Their Best?
Give your dog or cat the comfort they deserve.

Beach Avenue
Animal Hospital

We Are HERE!

  • Tue & Wed 11 am – 7 pm
  • Thu 9 am – 5 pm
  • Fri & Sat 11 am – 7 pm
  • Sun & Mon Closed

PARKING INFORMATION

Just 100 meters to the left side of the building under Burrard bridge. Also, there are multiple street parking spots right in front of the building and across the street.

Get in Touch with Us

Feel free to reach out if your beloved pet encounters any concerns.

Our Pet Laser Therapy Services

Frequently Asked Questions – Laser Therapy for Dogs and Cats

Laser therapy is commonly used to treat arthritis, hip dysplasia, muscle injuries, surgical incisions, inflammation, back pain, and chronic wounds. It’s also effective in reducing post-operative discomfort and promoting tissue regeneration.

Yes, laser therapy is a completely safe and non-invasive procedure when performed by trained veterinary professionals. At Beach Avenue Animal Hospital, we use veterinary-approved equipment and protocols tailored to your pet’s needs.

Not at all. Most pets find the treatment soothing. It’s a gentle, warm sensation, and there is no need for sedation or shaving. Many animals relax so much during treatment that they fall asleep.

Sessions are typically quick—ranging from 5 to 15 minutes depending on the size of the treatment area. There’s no downtime, and your pet can resume normal activities right after the appointment.

Most chronic conditions improve after 4–6 sessions; severe arthritis may require 10–12. We’ll create a personalised plan at your first visit.

Side effects are rare; occasionally mild warmth or temporary redness may appear at the treatment site.

Absolutely. Cats benefit for arthritis, dental pain, and wound healing; sessions are shorter to suit feline comfort levels.