Solensia Injections (Cats Only)
Solensia is an FDA-approved and revolutionary treatment specifically designed for cats with OA. Like Librela for dogs, Solensia targets NGF to effectively reduce pain associated with OA. However, it is formulated to meet the unique physiological needs of cats. These injections can significantly improve mobility and comfort for cats with OA, allowing them to engage in normal activities with less pain.
In-Home Class 4 Laser Therapy (Tech Team)
Class 4 laser therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses intense light beams to stimulate cell regeneration and increase blood circulation in the affected areas. This process, known as photobiomodulation, helps reduce inflammation, alleviate pain, and accelerate the healing of tissues. By offering this service in-home, pets can enjoy the therapeutic benefits of laser therapy in a comfortable and stress-free environment, thereby enhancing the effectiveness of the treatment.
PEMF (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy)
PEMF therapy uses electromagnetic fields to promote natural healing processes in the body. It helps to restore the electrical balance of cells, which can be disrupted in OA. This therapy can reduce inflammation, relieve pain, and improve overall joint function. PEMF is a gentle, non-invasive option that can be used regularly to manage OA symptoms and improve a pet's mobility and quality of life.
Nutrition Consultation (Weight Management)
Proper nutrition plays a crucial role in managing OA. Overweight pets experience more stress on their joints, exacerbating the symptoms of OA. A tailored nutrition plan focused on weight management can significantly reduce this stress, slow the progression of OA, and alleviate symptoms. Consultations can identify the optimal diet for a pet’s specific needs, ensuring they receive the right balance of nutrients to support joint health and maintain a healthy weight.
Custom Quality of Life/Geriatric Planning
As pets age, their needs change, especially when dealing with chronic conditions like OA. Custom quality of life and geriatric planning involves assessing the specific needs of elderly pets and devising a comprehensive plan that addresses pain management, mobility, nutrition, and overall well-being. This personalized approach ensures that aging pets can enjoy their later years with the highest possible quality of life, despite the challenges of OA.