All Creatures Laser Therapy

Here's What You Should Know

About Me

How Does Home Care Work?

My name is Nancy Clark. I started All Creatures Laser Therapy LLC with the goal of bringing laser therapy to pets that had a difficult time coming in to their Veterinarian’s office. I am a caring and experienced Registered Veterinary Technician ready to assist in helping your furry family members. I am a Fear Free Certified Professional,

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How Does Home Care Work?

Process: We talk first to discuss your pet’s condition and your goals for therapy. I will reach out to your Veterinarian also for input.

Next: We meet at your home or your Veterinarian’s office for an initial treatment. Based on your goals and your pet’s condition, we formulate a treatment plan. Based on your pet's diagnosis, and your goa

Process: We talk first to discuss your pet’s condition and your goals for therapy. I will reach out to your Veterinarian also for input.

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The Basics

How Does Home Care Work?

The Basics

Also known as photobiomodulation, laser therapy utilizes red, infrared and sometimes blue wavelengths of light to ease pain, promote healing and fight infection at the cellular level by increasing cellular respiration and cellular metabolism. It is safe, painless and drug-free!

Why Choose All Creatures Laser Therapy

Laser Therapy is Great Care

All Creatures Laser Therapy does NOT diagnose medical conditions OR prescribe treatments or medications, nor do I want to take the place of your trusted Veterinarian! I would love to work WITH your Doctor on your pet’s treatment. I can meet you at your Vet’s office if you prefer, OR in the comfort of your home or barn. Laser therapy is a compliment to traditional treatment options, but also great for pets that cannot tolerate certain medications are not good surgical candidates, or are on hospice.

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The Laser

Laser Therapy is Great Care

I use a super-pulsed 50 watt Class I laser by Multi-Radiance. Lasers are classed according to their safety, with I being the safest up through Class IV and then surgical lasers. The benefit of the MultiRadiance Class I is that it carries superior wattage, and can treat deeper tissues without creating heat! By super-pulsing red, infrared and LED light it activates the cells in multiple ways, and making it effective for superficial wounds as well as deeper soft tissue and musculoskeletal issues. The added benefit is the continuous wave BLUE LIGHT to treat infection.

It is well-tolerated and animals often become very relaxed during treatment.

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Conditions Treated

Laser Therapy is Great Care

Conditions Treated

Arthritis/Osteoarthritis
Lick Granulomas
Cystitis
Hot spots and dermatologic disorders
Wounds and fractures
Post-Surgical pain relief & healing
Enhances lymphatic drainage
Degenerative/Acute disc disease
Chronic pain
Soft tissue injuries: sprains, strains
Burns
Pre-Athletic events; promotes circulation
CCL Tears pre and post surgery
Neuropathy & myelopathy
Oral/Dental issues
Infection
Many more conditions

Frequently Asked Questions

Please contact me if you cannot find an answer to your question.

What does laser therapy cost?

Pricing is based on size of the Creature, and condition being treated; meaning how much time will each treatment take. I try to keep my prices affordable, and there is no travel fee within 20 miles. Treatments start at $40 for smaller pets or minor conditions and increase from there. Discounts are given for packages of 10.

When will I see results?

It depends. Most pet owners want clear expectations, and my goal is to be very honest and realistic with you. The longer a condition has been present; for example long-term arthritis, the longer it may take to see results. Sometimes improvements may be small at first. I promise to never give you an unrealistic treatment outcome! I want what you want: For your furry family member to feel better. If I don't think that laser therapy will benefit your pet, I will tell you!

Can laser therapy help my pet?

I have used laser therapy on many different conditions, and have been sometimes surprised by the results. We are learning more and more about the science and benefits behind this every day. So the short answer is YES! I do my best to keep up to date on the latest breakthroughs in laser therapy so that I can use it to help your Creatures.

Will laser therapy hurt my pet?

The short answer is NO. Because I use a Class III laser that does not create heat, the risks of therapy are almost zero. If we are treating areas around the face, I will always cover the pet's eyes, and goggles are provided to my clients as well if they prefer. Because the laser works at the cellular level, it does not make a distinction between normal, healthy cells and cancer cells. This is why I always like to speak with your veterinarian before treatment. If I ever encounter a lump, bump, or am concerned about treating your pet, I will recommend a Veterinarian examine your pet before we continue with treatment.