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Default Cold laser for pain treatment?
Anyone ever try cold laser treatment for neck pain(or any pain)?
Your experiences?

(My 13 yr old cat has arthritis in her front legs and her vet is starting this next week and I started to look into it for people...I had never heard of it for pain control.)

Here is just something I found on YouTube:

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gdAlmDgA3RI

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