Pain Management for Pets in DeLand, FL
Helping Pets Live with Comfort and Mobility
Pain is one of the most common yet overlooked challenges pets face—especially as they age, recover from surgery, or cope with chronic conditions. Whether you’re a pet parent concerned about your animal’s comfort or a referring veterinarian seeking effective outpatient solutions, Animal Emergency Hospital DeLand is here to help with safe, advanced pain management strategies including laser therapy.
Dogs and cats naturally mask pain, a behavior inherited through evolution to avoid appearing vulnerable. This makes it difficult to detect discomfort until it’s significantly impacting their quality of life. Our experienced veterinary team is committed to identifying subtle signs and offering gentle, effective relief that works in conjunction with your pet’s overall treatment plan.
Why Pets Hide Pain—and What to Watch For
Many pets won’t show visible signs of pain until it’s severe. Understanding what to look for can make a big difference in identifying and addressing issues early.
Common signs include:
These symptoms may indicate underlying orthopedic conditions, neurologic issues, or post-surgical pain. Whether pain is acute or chronic, timely intervention improves your pet’s well-being and can prevent further health complications.
Advanced Pain Relief with Laser Therapy
At Animal Emergency Hospital DeLand, we offer K-Laser® therapy, a safe, non-invasive treatment designed to relieve pain, reduce inflammation, and support tissue healing. This high-power laser targets affected areas using precise wavelengths of light, encouraging the body to heal itself more efficiently.
Laser therapy has long been used in human medicine and is now a trusted option in veterinary care. It does not require sedation, involves no discomfort, and is well tolerated by pets. Most experience a warm, soothing sensation during the session—some even doze off.
Conditions Commonly Treated with K-Laser Therapy:
How Treatment Works
Laser therapy is cumulative—while some improvement may be seen after the first session, most pets benefit most from 3 to 8 sessions, spaced appropriately based on their diagnosis. Our veterinary team develops an individualized plan based on your pet’s response, age, and medical history.
Referring veterinarians receive regular updates on progress to ensure collaborative continuity of care.
For Referring Veterinarians: Trusted Support for Outpatient Pain Management
Animal Emergency Hospital DeLand welcomes referrals for laser therapy and pain management services. We work closely with primary care veterinarians to extend your practice’s treatment capabilities while ensuring your patient continues to receive coordinated, consistent care.
Whether you’re referring a senior dog with arthritis or a feline patient recovering from orthopedic surgery, we’ll manage therapy sessions and provide updates at each stage. Our approach is evidence-based and focuses on long-term outcomes, helping your patients regain comfort and mobility.
Additional Recovery Support at Our Sister Clinic
For pets needing broader recovery or mobility assistance, Animal Emergency Hospital DeLand offers veterinary rehabilitation. Under the care of Dr. Alyssa Carver, CCRP, dogs benefit from therapeutic exercises, laser therapy, and mobility-focused treatment plans.
Pets experiencing neurologic conditions, post-surgical challenges, or weight-related strain often thrive with combined approaches. Our collaborative model between both locations ensures continuity of care with seamless communication for both pet owners and veterinary professionals.
Why Choose Our DeLand Veterinary Team?
Animal Emergency Hospital DeLand blends modern technology with compassionate care. Whether we’re working directly with pet families or supporting a referring veterinarian’s treatment plan, our goal remains the same: improve the pet’s comfort and help them live better, longer lives.
We know that managing chronic pain can be frustrating for both pet owners and veterinarians. That’s why we aim to make our services accessible, efficient, and effective—so pets get the help they need without delay.
Appointment Scheduling and Referral Process
Whether you’re a pet owner or a veterinarian, getting started with laser therapy is simple. Pet families can schedule directly by calling (386) 252-0337 or through our website. If you’re a veterinarian looking to refer a patient, feel free to contact us for a consultation or submit case details for review.
We also offer multi-session packages to make ongoing care more affordable and ensure pets receive the full benefits of laser therapy.
