In the veterinary hospital, a major component revolving around the integration of a new therapy is time. How long is the treatment going to take? How many personnel will need to be scheduled to administer the therapy? How long does the patient need to be under sedation (if needed)? How long does the patient need to be in recovery?
NEWARK, DE, October 24, 2016 — Companion Animal Health is pleased to announce the winner of the first Companion Therapy Laser Technician of the Year Contest.
Veterinary technicians are the backbone of laser therapy programs around the country and Companion is excited to be rewarding one of these in-the-trenches heroes with an amazing grand prize. Technicians [...]
[ November 1, 2016; 1:00 pm; ] “An Introduction to Veterinary Laser Therapy” and
“Utilizing Digital Infrared Thermography as an Adjunct to Laser Therapy”
Companion Animal Health Launches New Cold Compression System
Newark, DE – October 7, 2016 – Companion Animal Health is excited to announce the addition of cold and compressive therapy to their extensive line of innovative therapeutic technologies.
The Companion Cold Compression system combines icing and intermittent compression in one, easy-to-use device. A small, portable pump attaches to [...]
For any practice utilizing laser therapy, it is crucial that a treatment design be formulated according to the types of patients that are treated, as well as taking into account the number of technicians trained to perform these treatments. Starting with a basic organization of setting out to do these treatments on a daily basis, [...]
Intra-Articular (IA) injections are common place in human and equine medicine, whether being used for diagnostic or therapeutic procedures. In particular, IA injections have been a vital component of the successful treatment of osteoarthritis (OA). While similar benefits can be achieved for dogs with OA, the use of IA injections in the small animal practice is less common.
[ September 18, 2016; ] Atlanta, Georgia
NEWARK, DE, June. 6, 2016 — Companion Animal Health is proud to announce the donation of a Companion Therapy Laser to Phoenix Landing. The laser will be used to help some of the birds at the adoption center and in the Phoenix Landing program who might benefit from laser therapy. Phoenix Landing summed up the goal [...]
[ June 16, 2016; 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm. ] Thursday, June 16, 2016
7:00-8:00 PM EDT
NEWARK, DE, April. 26, 2016 — Companion Animal Health is pleased to announce their new Companion CORE program, developed exclusively for veterinarians and their clients. The CORE program (formerly Laser Liaison) is a comprehensive practice-building and therapy product education program that can be applied to laser, rehabilitation and regenerative medicine products. CORE is designed to [...]
