K-Laser For Equine Veterinary

THE ALL-IN-ONE LASER

Pain & Inflammation Management

Tendons &

Ligaments

Wound &

Lacerations

Athlete

Horse

Large range of application means that the K-Laser can help nearly every patient who visits you.

The key to improving outcomes

Incorporating a K-Laser into your activity can offer:

A treatment option for restarting the healing process of chronic wounds
Prevention of leg wounds to improve healing time and scar tissue quality
Improved blood flow and reduced inflammation in specific areas for athletic horses (pre-event, post-exercise, or maintenance)
Additional therapy for ligament and tendon injuries
Better management of arthritic joint pain and inflammation
Reduction of edemas and muscle spasms.

Typical K-Laser patients include:

Performance horses with neck and back pain, hamstrings issues, or kissing spines
Sports horses with tendonitis, desmitis, suspensory issues, bursitis, sprains, or strains
Leisure horses with arthritic joints
Trauma cases with leg wounds, non-healing wounds, lacerations, or hematomas
Neurological cases such as radial nerve injuries.

K-Laser Equine Applications

Pain & Inflammation Management

K-Laser therapy can offer an additional option for improving mobility with its anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects.

Osteoarthritis / DJD
Kissing spine
Sacroiliac joint Acupuncture & trigger points

Tendons & Ligaments

K-Laser therapy can help decrease edema and inflammation, which in turn may reduce the recovery period for certain conditions.

Suspensory Injuries
Radial nerve paralysis
Tendinitis & tenosynovitis
Bursitis
Strains & Sprains

Wounds & Lacerations

K-Laser therapy can promote higher tissue oxygenation and stimulate the release of growth factors, which may contribute to faster and better quality healing.

Traumatic wounds
Chronic wounds / indolent ulcers
Large hematoma / bruises

Athlete Horse

Better muscles recovery

Hamstring muscles
Back & neck muscle pain

Performance close to events

Improved blood flow to specific areas
Non-invasive pain relief for previous injury

K-Laser Equine Clinical Expectations

Dr Rachel SALZ

Randwick Equine Centre is a large referral centre based in Sydney. Dr Rachel is specialised in equine rehabilitation.

“ The K-Laser has been a great additional treatment option for use in our performance horses. It is proving incredibly useful to help keep them in peak condition by managing daily problems such as back and neck pain. It is also a fantastic tool to aid in the rehabilitation of tendon and ligament injuries.”

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Dr Annabelle TRAINOR

Crown Equine Veterinary Services in Melbourne

2 years old filly. Non-healing discharging wound

Picture on the left:

Wound 6 months after initial trauma non-healing

Picture on right:

3 weeks later after K-Laser therapy twice per week, the wound heals significantly.

Dr Emilie DALLONGEVILLE

Department of equine surgery

Veterinary Faculty Nantes France

The therapeutic laser was very quickly integrated into my therapeutic care in the management of osteoarthritic horses in any area but also in taking care of muscle contractures especially in the back and cervical of athlete horses. The indications that we would really wish to develop in the future is the care of tendonitis thanks to this therapy. And the care of horses with Exertional Myopathies.

- Example Of Treatment -

Equine Back Pain Case

Testimonials

“ We have seen some amazing results on soft tissue and orthopaedic injuries. Our clients are liking this extra service we are offering and find that it fits perfectly into the business. ”

Nikki PAGAN, Aquagait Equine Centre

K-Laser Interactive Interfacev2.0

Automatic Configuration Mode:

The interface of the K-Laser guides users through the process of configuring the device with ease and precision to achieve optimal efficiency, depending on the specific application.

Advanced Configuration Mode:

Create your own programs from any publication.

Easy - Safe - Fast