WOW! Mz Logan better already!!!

**lizbud** · 06-20-2011, 06:12 PM

How is Logan doing these days? Has she had more laser treatments?
They sound like they would be a great help for injured muscles. I don't
think my Vet offers that treatment. They use lasers, but only in surgeries.
The Vet did give me samples of Phycox soft chews (canine joint support)
and I think I'll continue using it for both Maggie & Smokey.(hips)They both
take Rimadyl as well. It's good to know Logan was helped so much by her
treatments. (Think I'll ask my Vet about them as well).

**K9karen** · 06-20-2011, 10:32 PM

Hi Liz! Logabeans has a treatment on Tues. evening, Thurs and Saturday. Next week, it's 2x, then 1x the 3rd week.

Thanks for asking. She is doing up steps just fine. She seems happier and more playful, like usual. Although we both lay around all day, she's alert and doesn't seems as down in the dumps as before. So, I won't eat for a month. She's more important, and to see her feeling so well, is a miracle. I won't forget to ask what the laser does. She's such a smart-butt. Too bad she escapes the camera. I feel like I'll never have enough pics of her for myself and to share. I put a new battery in my camera the other day and she disapperared!!!!

**cassiesmom** · 06-21-2011, 02:51 PM

is doing up steps just fine. She seems happier and more playful, like usual. Although we both lay around all day, she's alert and doesn't seem as down in the dumps as before. to see her feeling so well, is a miracle.

Yay, Logan! Big hugs for you!

**K9karen** · 06-22-2011, 09:48 PM

The laser treatment helps regenerate injured cells and generate new cells in bones, and soft tissue.

L had a treatment yesterday (Tuesday) and I notice a huge difference in her demeanor. She still shakes a little and stands, sits, lays down. Bored I guess staying in one place during treatment. It'll be worth every penny.

**Freedom** · 06-22-2011, 09:59 PM

Originally Posted by K9karen

I put a new battery in my camera the other day and she disapperared!!!!

Silly girl!!!

Originally Posted by K9karen

The laser treatment helps regenerate injured cells and generate new cells in bones, and soft tissue.

Thanks for this. I am DEFINITELY asking about this for Darlin' Marlin.

Keep on going, Logan! Good job, Karen, you said you wanted to lose some weight, didn't you? He hee

**K9karen** · 06-23-2011, 10:56 PM

Amazing! Instead of the vet tech moving the infra red laser above Logan's hips and back, today she used a massage attachment on it and used it ON her skin for more penetration. It looked so good! (me next!) Logabeans didn't shake or anything, just was a bit impatient towards the end. I'm still in awe of the miracles of science for our pets that were non existent just years ago. I remember we had a puppy when I was around 7 and he broke his leg. It didn't heal so he was pts. Today there's specialists for everything. Yay!

**Karen** · 06-23-2011, 10:59 PM

Cool!

**ChrisH** · 06-24-2011, 05:30 AM

That is so wonderful.

Originally Posted by K9karen

I'm still in awe of the miracles of science for our pets that were non existent just years ago. I remember we had a puppy when I was around 7 and he broke his leg. It didn't heal so he was pts. Today there's specialists for everything. Yay!

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