Laser Therapy for Pets Can Prevent Suffering

At A Pet's Place in Clearwater, owner and veterinarian Dr. Cowden uses a state-of-the-art laser -- the exact same laser used to heal animals at Busch Gardens -- to treat almost any condition causing pain or inflammation in animals:

o $40 ($85 value) for one therapeutic laser treatment and a pet physical
This advanced, Class 4 laser treatment can help treat everyday disorders ranging from sprains to arthritis to ear infections. It's non-surgical, noninvasive, natural, and safe; see the Digital Journal's story of John Unger's arthritic dog Schoep receiving laser treatments.

o $29 ($60 value) for three passes for doggie daycare or overnight boarding
Your pup will have fun at this doctor-supervised kennel, where dogs are kept separate from cats; are exercised regularly outdoors in a secure, grassy area; and receive lots of playtime, TLC, and special treats from the staff. Shy and sick pets get to stay in a confined, calming area.

o $20 ($48 value) for a pet micro-chipping procedure with full registration
Make sure that you can always find your pet by having a microchip no bigger than a grain of rice implanted; the device carries a number, and this number connects to your name and contact information in a database.

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