Lovely weekend treating the equines at Plumpton College 🐎
This lovely boy getting some treatment for his shoulder strain after his evening escapades checking out the areas outside of his field 🐎. #ClassIV #ClassIVLaser #conditions #treatment #southeast #southeastveterinarylaser #equine #horse #animal #vet #Class4 #lasertreatment #pain #muscle #tension #uncomfortable #kissingspine #tendon #wound #management #escapeartist #SEVL #rehabilitation #therapy #veterinarylaser
Dogs have over 150 pressure points throughout their body.
The pads of the feet and the ears of a dog are highly innervated and through application of massage, proprioceptive mechanisms can be enhanced and tension released.
This weekend Emma has passed her reflexology course using the lovely Bandit as her case study.
This lovely mare was recommended to us for tension in her hamstrings, she thoroughly enjoys her treatments and often has a little snooze.
The benefits of using a non invasive method like Class IV Laser for helping those tight and hard to treat areas are endless and can be used in combination with other interventions.
A multimodal approach is always optimal to treat conditions. At SEVL we strive to work closely with your vets and any other rehabilitative services you may be using.
For arthritic animals, laser sessions promote best results when a 6–12-week induction period, 2-3x a week is utilised. Following initial treatment, a transition phase occurs to ensure the animal maintains the desired clinical effects.
Like us, animals get soreness and tension in their muscles. Therefore, It is important to keep them in top shape whether they are a household pet or an animal athlete.
The use of laser can benefit acute or chronic muscle conditions promoting healing and reliving muscle fatigue. Regular maintenance with this tool can improve a pets overall well-being.
No foot, no horse is a common saying but have you thought about your equines back?
The spine is the centre of a body’s movement and any problem originating from there will affect the entire body. Laser treatment is a brilliant way to relieve muscular tension and reduce inflammation to make your horse as comfortable as possible.
Lola was diagnosed with material causing 𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐩𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐨𝐧 to her 𝐧𝐞𝐜𝐤 vertebrae, which resulted in 𝐩𝐚𝐫𝐚𝐩𝐥𝐞𝐠𝐢𝐚 (paralysis) in 𝐚𝐥𝐥 𝟒 𝐥𝐢𝐦𝐛𝐬
Post-surgery, Lola has currently undergone 10 at home Class 4 laser treatments with SEVL, which has helped improve nerve function in her limbs and provided a pain relieving effect throughout her recovery. From the video below you can see Lola completing one of her exercises to help increase proprioception (spatial awareness) and equal weight bearing.
Class 4 lasers are a non-invasive method to reduce pain and inflammation and accelerate the healing process. All these advantages are due to the ability of photobiomodulation (light therapy) to kick start and improve the body's own recovery capability.
