Watch the 3-min video treatment guide: Treat your pet’s wounds & burns with B-Cure Laser Vet A skin wound that does not heal, heals slowly or heals but tends to recur, is known as a chronic wound. Some of the many cases of chronic (ongoing) wounds can include trauma, burns, skin cancers, infections or underlying …
Pododermatitis – Inflammation of Skin of the Paws Pododermatitis (Interdigital Dermatitis) is the inflammation of the interdigital skin; the area of skin in between the toes and footpads. Pododermatitis is a very common canine skin condition that may also affect the nail. Symptoms Symptoms of Pododermatitis in Dogs Your pet may have one or more …
Tendons are the strap-like structures that attach muscles to the bones on which they act. Most tendons are short and rarely damaged. However, the long tendons of the limbs are very vulnerable to damage during exercise or as a result of direct trauma. The flexor tendons are most important and it is these that are …
Watch the 3-min video treatment guide: Treat your pet’s ACL Tear, CCL Tear and Knee conditions with B-Cure Laser Vet Knee pain causes include tears in ligaments, arthritis, meniscus, inflammation of the kneecap tendon (tendonitis), osteoporosis, and rheumatoid arthritis. Knee pain can appear as the result of injury, worn down cartilage, or a range of …
Treat your pet’s Ruptured Anal Sacs and Fistulas with B-Cure Laser Vet What Are the Anal Sacs? Anal glands, or anal sacs as they are sometimes called, are small paired pouches located between the internal and external anal sphincter muscles, one on each side of the anus at roughly the 4 and 8 o’clock position. They empty through short …
