Erin O'Leary, DVM

Please contact Veterinary Emergency Group @ 984-345-0287 on 2030 Kildaire Farm Road, Cary, NC 27518. I can do urgent visits if needed but please text me at 919-904-4325

Laser Therapy

My therapeutic laser treatments provide non-invasive pain relief and accelerated healing for a variety of conditions. Laser technology uses specific wavelengths of light to reduce inflammation, decrease pain, and promote cellular regeneration. It is particularly effective for arthritis, wound healing, post-surgical recovery, neurologic disorders, and chronic pain management, offering your pet a comfortable treatment option with little to no side effects.

My pricing ranges from $90-$150 depending on your location. This includes all areas that we treat on your pet.  Additional pets can also be added into visits, please ask about pricing.  

Typical Initial Consult	$35.00
Typical House Call	$115.00

Schedule a Visit

You can easily arrange a visit with me using my online scheduling system. Simply request your preferred appointment time online and I'll confirm the visit based on availability. When you schedule your visit, you'll be asked questions about your pet to ensure we coordinate care that fits your schedule while allowing me to prepare properly for your pet's needs.

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Before the Visit

My visit fees are listed here on my website and discussed upfront, so there are no surprises. Before arriving at your home, I'll review your pet's medical history and any records you've provided when possible. This preparation allows me to make the most of our time together.

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During the Visit

My typical house call visits last approximately 45 minutes. We find a comfortable place for your pet to sit or lie down for the laser treatment and we will wear goggles to protect our eyes (and your pet’s eyes)

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After the Visit

You can reach me by text or email with any questions or updates about your pet's progress. I'm always eager to hear how your pet is doing!

I believe very strongly in pain management and the comfort for our pets. I am so thrilled to be able to treat painful conditions in a non-invasive way that pets don’t fear me when I am walking in their door. I truly enjoy my conversations with my pet parents and getting to know my patients and pet parents so well.

I spend a lot of time talking to my pet parents about pain management in forms of pharmaceuticals, alternative modalities (i.e. electromagnetic/ultrasound/pulse wave/acupuncture), rehabilitation/physical therapy and supplements. I will discuss what your pet (and you) can handle in terms of therapy and options.

I will also evaluate your environment and your pet’s condition to see if there are changes and assistive tools that may help your pet get around better and be more comfortable (and take some strain off of you.) There are many tools out there that we can use to make improvements in their lives.