Cold laser clinic therapy 

“Cold laser therapy uses certain light wavelengths that decrease pain and inflammation and increase blood flow through the area to bring healing blood cells into the joint,” Dr. Morgan says. “Class IV cold laser therapy has been working very well in my practices.”

For some dogs, glucosamine and chondroitin treatments don’t work, so owners should opt for cold laser therapy that is performed in-clinic only, which seems to be much more effective in some cases, but this depends on the dog’s physical condition and how advanced the disease is.