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Originally Posted by Pettysmith  Laser spay is done the same way as a regular spay, only using a laser. The laser cauterizes the blood vessels as it "burns" instead of cuts the skin and underlying areas. It is less invasive, less bleeding, and normally a faster healing time (because it is less invasive). Our clinic (that I manage) has had a laser for 8 years. We bought it mainly to do declaws on cats and we will not do them any other way which means owners have no choice for a declaw. We do charge extra for any other type of surgery as lasers are very, very expensive. That is why a lot of clinics don't have them yet. Hope this helps. |
Thanks for educating me.
So it could be that i am getting the "laser" treatment all along and never new. Our vet incisions are very tiny , heal fast , and have no stitches, mostly he does absorbable stitches and surgical glue. For emergency C-sections he does the staples but they heal soooo fast too.
I will ask if i remember just to be more "up-to-date" .
Thank you so very much !!!!
XOXO