Perfect Balance Animal Clinic · Abu Dhabi
K-Laser Therapy
Therapeutic laser care, tailored to your animal’s rehabilitation.
Equine · Dogs · CatsCARE BUILT AROUND YOUR ANIMAL
Laser therapy with an individual approach
K-Laser is a non-invasive therapeutic laser that may be selected as part of your animal’s veterinary rehabilitation programme.
At Perfect Balance Animal Clinic in Abu Dhabi, treatment starts with understanding the individual patient. Laser therapy can then be considered alongside hands-on care, therapeutic exercise and appropriate veterinary treatment.
We focus on clear rehabilitation goals, careful treatment planning and ongoing review.
UNDERSTANDING THE TREATMENT
How K-Laser works
K-Laser delivers visible and near-infrared light to selected tissues, using a technique known as photobiomodulation.
Wavelength, power, frequency and dose are selected for the individual animal, the tissue being addressed and the clinical goal. There is no single protocol for every patient.
TREATMENT OPTIONS
Where K-Laser may fit in the plan
Suitability and expected response depend on the animal, condition and treatment plan. Explore the areas you can discuss with our team.
01. Pain management
Discuss whether laser therapy could be a useful addition to your animal’s existing pain-management plan.
02. Inflammation and swelling
The team assesses the cause and location of swelling before deciding whether laser therapy is suitable.
03. Muscle and soft-tissue recovery
Treatment may be considered within a broader recovery plan following exercise, injury or overload.
04. Tendon and ligament rehabilitation
For selected tendon and ligament cases, laser therapy may be considered alongside appropriate exercise and veterinary management.
05. Joint conditions
An option to discuss within multimodal management of osteoarthritis and degenerative joint disease.
06. Wounds and post-operative rehabilitation
Suitability depends on the wound or surgical site and the veterinary plan. Benefit and response vary.
07. Chronic conditions
Where ongoing pain or inflammation is present, the team can review whether laser therapy has a role in the overall care plan.
VETERINARY REHABILITATION
K-Laser for horses
From day-to-day mobility to a carefully managed return to work, your horse’s needs guide the rehabilitation plan. These are potential areas to discuss after assessment; suitability and response vary.
Musculoskeletal conditions
- Back and neck pain
- Osteoarthritis
- Sacroiliac and muscular pain
- Kissing spines
- Muscle tension and injury
Tendon and ligament injuries
- Tendinopathy
- Suspensory ligament injuries
- Desmitis
- Strains and sprains
- Bursitis
Recovery and performance
- Post-exercise recovery
- Muscle recovery
- Localised areas of inflammation
- Rehabilitation following injury
Wounds and tissue injury
- Traumatic wounds
- Chronic or slow-healing wounds
- Haematomas and bruising
Explore our equine physiotherapy services
YOUR VISIT
What to expect from a session
We’ll discuss your animal’s history, assess suitability and explain the proposed treatment before starting.
Your clinician selects the treatment area and settings, monitors your animal’s response and explains any precautions or handling needs.
Session length, frequency and next steps are confirmed for the individual animal.
BEFORE YOUR VISIT
Your questions, answered
01. Is K-LASER available for horses and small animals?
Yes. Perfect Balance Animal Clinic offers K-Laser within individualised rehabilitation programmes for horses and small animals, including dogs and cats.
02. Is there one protocol for every patient?
No. The treatment plan and parameters are selected for the animal, clinical presentation and rehabilitation goals.
03. Does K-LASER replace veterinary care?
No. K-Laser is a complementary therapy and does not replace veterinary diagnosis or treatment.
THE PERFECT BALANCE APPROACH
Rehabilitation that considers the whole animal
Your animal’s rehabilitation plan starts with assessment and an understanding of the underlying problem.
We combine appropriate treatments with exercise, owner guidance and review, working towards individual goals for comfort, movement and function.
TAKE THE NEXT STEP
Let’s talk about your animal
Tell us about your horse or pet, and we’ll help you understand which rehabilitation options may be suitable.
Tailored rehab plans
Evidence-based treatment
Certified physiotherapists
A few notes from our clients
