Paws and Pens Newsletter
Helping Pets Live Happier, Healthier Lives
Issue: The Power of Cold Laser Therapy for Pets
Greetings, pet lovers!
This month, we’re shining a light on Cold Laser Therapy, a gentle, non-invasive treatment that’s changing the way we manage pain and healing in dogs and cats. Whether your furry friend struggles with arthritis, recovers from surgery, or has a stubborn wound, cold laser therapy might be the perfect solution.
What is Cold Laser Therapy?
Cold laser therapy, also known as low-level laser therapy (LLLT), uses light energy to stimulate healing at a cellular level. Unlike surgical lasers, it doesn’t cut or burn—it simply penetrates the skin to reduce inflammation, improve circulation, and promote tissue repair.
Benefits for Pets:
✔ Pain Relief – Helps with arthritis, joint issues, and muscle soreness.
✔ Speeds Up Healing – Great for wounds, post-surgical recovery, and skin conditions.
✔ Reduces Inflammation – Ideal for pets with chronic pain or injuries.
✔ Drug-Free & Non-Invasive – No side effects, just comfort and healing.
Is It Right for Your Pet?
Many veterinarians and holistic pet care specialists recommend cold laser therapy for conditions like:
✅ Arthritis & Hip Dysplasia
✅ Post-Surgical Recovery
✅ Skin Issues & Wound Healing
✅ Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD)
✅ Ear Infections & Lick Granulomas
Success Story: Bella’s Journey to Pain-Free Living
Bella, a 10-year-old Labrador, struggled with arthritis in her hips. Her owners noticed she had trouble standing up, and daily walks became difficult. After just a few cold laser therapy sessions, Bella showed improved mobility, less stiffness, and a wagging tail once again!
Supporting Pets in Need
Did you know? Your purchases from our store help fund grooming services for rescues, shelters, and low-income pet owners! By shopping with us, you’re giving back to pets who need extra care.
Final Thoughts
Cold laser therapy is a game-changer in pet wellness, offering a safe, painless, and effective way to support healing. If you think your pet could benefit, talk to your veterinarian or reach out to a certified pet care professional.
Until next time,
Kara Ann Gibson 
Founder, Paws and Pens
Helping Pets One Paw at a Time