Laser For Veterinary

Surgical lasers have become a very important part of Veterinary medicine. The advent of the surgical laser has improved the treatment of many disease states previously treated with a scalpel or electrosurgical unit.

Petlas is designed for applications in minimally invasive surgery, open surgery and bio-stimulation for small and large animal care. Emitting in the near infra-red portion of the spectrum, it has unsurpassed absorption in water and hemoglobin, which allows controlled tissue ablation and enables a bloodless field for most surgical procedures. Unlike other lasers, Peltlas cuts and coagulates optically with negligible tissue damage, charring, or recession. Many procedures using Petlas are pain-free, minimizing or even eliminating the need for anesthesia. Laser surgery means less pain, blood loss, and swelling as well as a reduction in post-surgical infections.

Surgery and General Surgery

• Acral Lick Granuloma Ablation

• Anal Sac Abcessation

• Castration

• Ceruminous Adenocarcinoma

• Chronic Ulcer Debridement and Sterilization

• Cranial Cruciate Ligament Rupture – Debridement

• Cutaneous Masses – Tags, Inclusion Cysts, Papillomas

• Declaw

• Deep Mass Removal

• Epibulbar Melanoma

• Fibrosarcoma

• Graft Bed Preparation – Infected Wounds

• Granulation Tissue Shaving

• Hemangiopericyoma

• Hemostasis

• Hepatic Carcinoma – Partial Hepatic Lobectomy

• Liposarcoma Resections

• Malignant Melanoma

• Mast Cell Tumors

• Perianal Fistulas

• Perianal Tumors

Common Small Animal and Equine Therapy:

• Arthritis, Degenerative Joint Disease

• Tendon Suspensory and Ligament Disorders

• Back and Muscle Soreness

• Disc and Neurologic pathologies

• Stifle Hip and Sacro-iliac disorders

• Epiphysitis, Carpitis, Sesamoiditis

• Laminitis and Navicular Disease

• Pre and Post-Surgical Hard and Soft Tissue Trauma

• Wound Healing – Acute or Chronic,

• Dental Conditions – Surgical and Non-Surgical

• Otitis Externa

• Non-specific Dermatological Conditions