
PAL FutureGen
Class 3B or Class 4

Grady VetFlash
Class 3B & 4 2-Probe System
Grady lasers provide a very safe, non-pharmaceutical and effective treatment option for animals of all sizes.
Cold laser therapy is now used in conjunction with acupuncture, surgery and many other forms of treatment services. The laser is now a science based from of treatment.
Many clinics have increased revenue and expanded their client base by simply adding cold laser therapy for their pocket pets, cats, dogs and even horses.
Laser therapy is used for wound healing, skin conditions, post operative care, arthritis, bites, burns and much, much more…
HOW DOES IT WORK?
The effects of all light and laser therapies are primarily photochemical; not thermal – at least, not on a macro-scale – and result from a chain of mechanisms initiated by photon absorption:
- Primary: Absorption of photons by photo-receptive molecules (e.g. cytochromes, porphyrins, etc.) and the transduction of photon energy to induce chemical changes (i.e., photochemistry)
- Secondary: Modulation of ATP production (dose dependent), Nitric Oxide release, and the formation of Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS);
- Tertiary: The products of secondary mechanisms then produce effects such as gene transcription, inter-cellular signaling, and vasodilation; and,
- Quaternary: Vasodilation increases perfusion, facilitating improved oxygenation and recruitment of macrophages, neutrophils and lymphocytes to areas undergoing repair and/or infection as well as further re-vascularization and proliferation of cells to aid healing. Improved perfusion will also facilitate clearance of inflammatory cells, fluids and debris (i.e. lymphatic drainage) more efficiently.
See what other doctors are saying about The Grady Laser.
The Grady Laser, featuring 2012 Veterinarian of the year Dr. David Beltran.
Orthopedic Surgeon, Dr. Brian Laing, speaks about the Grady Laser on the Daytime Show. Dr. Laing is introduced at 36 seconds.
USDF silver medalist and FEI international trainer, Julio Mendoza, discusses the Grady Laser.
Lorraine Wacaster discusses the amazing results she has seen with a FEI horse.