REHABILITATION
PHYSIOTHERAPY AND
TREATMENT
FROM PAIN

Laser therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses high-intensity light to stimulate cell regeneration, reduce inflammation and relieve pain. In the context of physical therapy and post-surgical treatment, lasers can speed recovery, promote tissue healing, and reduce inflammation associated with injuries and surgeries.

The benefits of laser therapy in the treatment of animals include reducing pain and inflammation, accelerating wound healing, improving mobility and joint function, and promoting healing in general. It is also a non-invasive and safe approach that does not require additional medication.

At Anilab, we offer laser therapy for a wide range of animals, including dogs, cats, birds, reptiles, horses and many more. Our specialized therapists will evaluate your pet's condition and determine if laser therapy is right for you.

Yes, laser therapy is safe for animals. Our trained and experienced staff uses quality laser equipment and follows strict protocols to ensure your pet's safety during therapy sessions.

In most cases, laser therapy does not require sedation or anesthesia, as it is a non-invasive and virtually painless procedure. However, in exceptional situations, such as very restless or sensitive animals, sedation may be considered to ensure comfort and safety during therapy.

In most cases, a veterinary referral is not required to receive laser therapy at Anilab. However, in more complex situations or if it is being carried out as part of a larger treatment plan, a veterinary referral may be requested to ensure proper coordination of your pet's care.

The number of laser therapy sessions needed may vary depending on your pet's specific condition. In general, a series of sessions is recommended to achieve optimal results. Our therapists will work with you to develop a personalized treatment plan that fits your pet's individual needs.

You can schedule a consultation at Anilab by clicking on the book now button, or by writing by WhatsApp (321) 329-1946 . Our team will be happy to help you find an appointment that fits your schedule.

Our opening hours may vary, but we are generally open Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., and on Saturdays from 7:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. To know the exact schedules, we recommend that you write to us by WhatsApp.

The length of a veterinary consultation may vary depending on the nature of the problem and the needs of the animal. Typically, a consultation can last between 30 and 50 minutes, but our team will make sure to dedicate the time necessary for proper evaluation and discussion.

The price is $50,000 but may vary depending on the type of animal and the services required. We recommend that you contact our staff for updated information on prices and accepted payment methods.

It is important that you carry any relevant medical history, such as vaccination records, previous examination reports, and any other documents related to your pet's health. This will help our veterinarians better understand the situation and provide better service.

Yes, at Anilab we also offer veterinary telemedicine services. This gives you the option to receive veterinary consultations and guidance remotely via video calls or online messages, providing additional convenience and accessibility for certain cases.

Remember that it is important to contact Anilab directly for updated information about their services and policies.

The veterinary consultation (General and Specialized) consists of a check-up to know the health status of your pet, including a review of its clinical history.

​These checkups are the best way to guarantee good health and quality of life for pets throughout their lives, as they help prevent or detect diseases, allowing a longer response time.

If it is the first time, a tab is opened in your medical history to enter all the data on your current health status and it will be expanded with future reviews.

The Medical History contains all the important information about your pet's health status, such as:

• Vaccines

• Previous illnesses

• Veterinary checkup

• Deworming

• Treatments

• Analysis results

• Evolution

To maintain good long-term health and improve your pet's quality of life, it is advisable to perform routine examinations.

In a Checkup, the dog is checked from the nose to the tail in search of anomalies, injuries or any unusual signs. Recording weight, temperature, heart rate and respiratory rate.

• Ears

• Eyes

• Mouth

• Condition of hair and skin

• Genitals

If your pet is elderly, diseases of old age may appear, just like in humans. That is why we recommend that check-ups be carried out more frequently in order to diagnose them, prevent them in time and for your pet to maintain a good quality of life.

​In the geriatric check-up, the controls are more exhaustive and are also complemented by:

• Blood tests

• X-ray

• Urine analysis

• Nutritional recommendations