Thanks for your interest in this exciting pain management tool

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Thanks for your interest in this exciting pain
management tool!
The K-Laser from Spot-Check
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This exciting Class IV Therapy Laser from
Spot-Check can

• Help cats
• with inappropriate elimination!

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What are you currently doing to treat your feline
patients?

• Do you have patients that have some lower back
  pain issues with negative radiographs?
• Do you have patients that will not use their
  litter box?
• Do you have patients that have developed BAD
  attitudes?

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Here are two letters sent to veterinarians from
their clients.

• The first letter is to Dr. Rose in Richmond, VA.
• The second letter is from Dr. Hickey in Short
  Pump, VA

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• March 29, 2006
• Re Lucky
• Dear Dr. Hickey,
• Thank you so much for giving my cat, Lucky, a
  better quality of life with the introduction of
  the K Laser techniques. As I indicated at the end
  of this letter, it would be a pleasure to
  recommend to others a product that I have seen
  work first-hand with remarkable results.
• As you know, Lucky is 19 1/2 years old and
  suffers from severe arthritis in all of her
  joints. Although she does have other medical
  problems for which she receives medication, those
  problems are all under control. Her thyroid
  function is off, so she needs a pill every day.
  Because her thyroid is off, it has affected her
  kidney function so she needs fluids every other
  day. However, her reports on those conditions, as
  they have been for the last couple of years,
  continue to be excellent. The only thing not
  addressed was her arthritis, due to the limited
  options available to cats. She walked very poorly
  and it seemed to me that she was hurting.
  Unfortunately, it is very difficult to give cats
  at any age pain medication, as much of it could
  be fatal. Further compounded by her advanced age,
  little could be done for her. Therefore, she
  continued to suffer with the pain and discomforts
  of her arthritis. Of course, I did what I could
  to ease it --- I gave her preventative
  supplements for arthritis, provided soft bedding,
  low litter boxes, and whatever else I could think
  of along with large doses of soothing handling. I
  even provided various steps and boxes around the
  house so she could easily climb on them to get to
  a bed, couch or windowsill. Climbing them,
  though, was becoming very difficult so she
  abandoned many of them. In all, her quality of
  life was becoming a challenge that needed
  reckoning with for her sake.
• At her last checkup, I asked you, as I always do,
  if there was anything new on the market for cats
  with arthritis. You mentioned a new laser
  procedure that might help her. I agreed to let my
  cat try it, because I had to do something. She
  could not walk across my living room floor to get
  to the kitchen where her food is without stopping
  to rest three or four times. It appeared that
  just getting up and down from the floor was a
  chore for her. I also noticed that her right rear
  leg was starting to drag.
• Quite interestingly, after her first laser
  treatment, I took her home, put her down on the
  living room floor and watched in amazement as she
  walked to the kitchen to eat without stopping.
  Subsequent treatments seemed to reinforce her
  progress. She stopped dragging her right rear
  leg. She climbed back on the bed using the boxes.
  She can walk the distance in my apartment now
  without taking the many rest stops she used to
  take. She is starting to reach down in front of
  her to pick up a treat instead of always having
  to plop down on her side to reach over and grab
  it with her mouth. She sleeps more soundly. She
  walks taller. She looks good ---perky, in fact.
• Although I am not under the illusion that there
  are miracle drugs or treatments that will total
  cure her arthritis and turn her back into a
  young cat, I do note that her quality of life has
  definitely improved, as I do not sense she is the
  same great pain as before the treatments. As a
  side note, after a few treatments, she almost
  seemed to welcome the last few unlike the first
  time.
• Thank you again for all that you have done to
  improve Luckys life. We are both enormously
  grateful. From my experience, I would without a
  doubt, highly recommend this treatment to others
  with veterinary approval. You may selectively,
  that is on a personal level, not internet or
  other, give out my contact information to anyone
  who would like to speak to me.
• Sincerely,
• M. R.

Quite interestingly, after her first laser
treatment, I took her home, put her down on the
living room floor and watched in amazement as she
walked to the kitchen to eat without stopping.
Subsequent treatments seemed to reinforce her
progress. She stopped dragging her right rear
leg. She climbed back on the bed using the boxes.
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Dear Dr. Rose April 7, 2006   First words
that pop into my head.....WOW .....
UNBELIEVABLE....SANITY SAVER...   Our cat,
Ashley, 20 years old, has meowed or cried very
loudly (almost 24/7) for about six years....many
x-rays, blood tests etc. they could find nothing
wrong...Three to Four weeks ago, I was at my wits
end and once again took Ashley to the  vets...'Do
Something" I cried - Dr. Rose asked me to leave
Ashley for a few days so he could do a new Hot
Laser treatment on her.  I ran out the door - a
whole 3 or 4 days without the crying...Yeah!   Whe
n I picked her up, I was a real doubter....Hot
Laser treatment..I don't think so - Much to my
surprise the ride home was totally
silent.....After a few hours, I really thought we
had the wrong cat...then I was hesitant to call
the Vet Office to say this is fantastic because I
was afraid it would jinx the silence.   Ashley
had been sitting at the bottom of the stairs for
about the last eight weeks and started howling at
500 AM...first AM she was home, we slept til
700 AM.     The MOST IMPORTANT difference is
what it has done for Ashley's life...After 6
treatments she is going up and down the stairs
once a day (she has not done this in years), she
is also playing with a hanging toy. I think she
was probably 12 the last time she played with
anything.   It's nice to come home again   One
daughter that has an arthritic neck and wants to
know if she can get an appointment!   MAW   P.S.
Twenty Four hours after 7th treatment...Ashley
went up and down the stairs 3 times
today....played with hanging toy for 10 minutes
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This exciting Class IV Therapy Laser from
Spot-Check can

• Significantly relieve pain
• Significantly remove swelling
• Speed Healing

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Small Animal Applications Include

• Arthritis
• (Degenerative Joint Disease)
• Back Pain
• Muscle, Ligament and Tendon Injuries
• Sprains and Strain
• Ulcerations and Open Wounds
• Pre Surgical for Swelling Bruising
• Post Surgical and Soft Tissue Trauma
• Neuromuscular Disease

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Biological Effects

• Accelerated Tissue Repair And Cell Growth.
• Faster Wound Healing.
• Reduced Fibrous Tissue Formation.
• Anti-Inflammation.
• Anti-Pain (Analgesic).
• Improved Vascular Activity.
• Increased Metabolic Activity.
• Improved Nerve Function.
• Immunoregulation.
• Trigger Points Acupuncture Points

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Mode of Action
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Depth of Penetration
Class III Lasers produce less than 500 milliWatts
of power. The Class IV K-Laser produces up to
6000 milliWatts
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Depth of Penetration

• Many of you have heard about LLLT, or Low Level
  Laser Therapy
• You may have heard about cold Lasers
• These are the Class III Lasers that produce less
  than 500 milliWatts of power.
• This Class IV Laser produces up to 6000
  milliWatts of power and is a HOT Laser.

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This Class IV Therapy Laser (K-Laser) can
penetrate up to 12.5 cm into the body.
This even allows treatment in large animal
joints.
The Laser Beam produces a little warmth in the
tissue that hurts.
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• Tunér and Hodes The Laser Therapy Handbook is
  generally regarded as the most comprehensive and
  accessible body of research and information on
  Therapy Lasers.
• Both authors are much-published members of the
  Swedish Laser-Medical Society. Dr. Tunér is also
  a board member of the World Association for Laser
  Therapy.

The authors themselves state that we all have a
lot to learn together this valuable tool will
arm you with the best possible understanding of
laser physics, application, and efficacy.
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VetHab Case Summary - MollyMolly 15 y Dalmatian
f/s 43 lbsMolly presented for an initial
evaluation (2/21/06). Owner reported that she
lost ability of the left hind leg two days prior.
Up until that point she had been doing very
well.P/E ears deaf Cardio
goodIntegument lipoma left flank increased in
size since last visitGait stilted and weak in
hind end needs assistance with sling to walk,
left hind worse than rightNeuro left sided L-S
pain moderate to severe decreased cranial tibia
muscles L decreased proprioception on both hind
legs caudal paresis, worse in the left,
decreased anal and tail tone and decreased
withdrawal in the rear limbsGoal pain free
senior petAssessment Rule Outs- Stoke or Disc
Disease, possible rupturedRecommendations 1.
Neuro work up including MRI2. Try conservative
treatment, including hydro therapy, laser
therapy, chiro and acupunctureOwners opted for
option 2 to see if dog responds favorable, if not
they will proceed with option 1.K-LaserDaily
treatmentsIntensity Frequency 3 watts 5
HzTime Location 4.40 min spine Total Joules
420 Comments C6Assessment 2/27/06- dog
improved, pain level much improved, able to walk
after well rested unassisted, when she gets
tired, she needs more assistance. Plan is to
continue current therapies.
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Problem Degloving injury to Neuropathy to Self
Mutilation 2 year duration. (Secondary to Broken
back due to hit by car) Overweight, digits non
movable, frozen, stilted gait
Outcomes Neuropathy under control, self
mutilation has stopped and wounds are healing
remarkably
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This is going to be her 4th laser treatment. She
is a back surgery patient. she lost motor
ability she did not lose deep painher cord was
bruised and did suffer damage quite extensively
Actually today, shes able to move and lift her
tail, so I would say in a matter of just days
were already seeing improvement. (Shows her back
incision) Heres an incision thats only 5 days
old. Most people would say it looks like its a
week or better. I think that you can see how much
it accelerates the healing.
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Q What do your clients have to say about
it? Again, nothing but positive things. Theyre
impressed. Theyre seeing their pets in a whole
new way. Some of these animals that have been
down and out, sore and not responsive to other
treatments, have been helped (theyre) jumping
in the back of the car a couple of treatments
laterIts been great.
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Five years ago (when wed) do a cruciate surgery
on a dog .by the time the skin staples came out,
twelve to fourteen days post-op, wewould hope
that they would be toe-touching on that leg we
were happy. Now, with using the laser for surgery
and doing an immediate postop laser therapy
before we bandage or anything still on the
surgery table two days later we do the second
laser therapy on them and a bandage change. Those
clients come in five days after that for a
bandage change, we do a third laser therapy and
do the 4th one when the skin staples come out.
Im (unhappy) if theyre not walking normally
when the staples come out.
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Revenue generation from technicians

• No sedation
• No clipping hair
• 3 to 5 minute treatments per site(Based on size
  of pet)
• 6 total treatments for chronic problems
• Follow-up treatments required every 3 to 8 weeks
• Preset protocols
• Client prepays for treatments
• Client has appointment with pet

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Call Laser Les to set up a day to treat some
arthritic pets!

• Cell 301-330-1355