Reviews for PetLight Therapy Center

Nov 2021

SAVE YOUR PET'S LIFE! I know you may be skeptic but please please give light therapy a chance. ------ VERY SHORT STORY: our cat who was paralyzed from a spinal fracture and was scheduled to be euthanized is walking, running, jumping!! Happy, alive healthy. It only took 5 weeks of 2 or 3 sessions for a total 12 sessions. No surgery, not medications! No thousands of dollars and pain. This is so adorable and I testify it works. And I love Mr. Dan! He is a kind man, a little rough around the edges at times but get to know him. He loves animals and truly cares or wouldn't have kept this place going. His prices are beyond fair, and he tries to only give you the sessions you...read full review
Nov 2021

We drive all the way down from South San Francisco to get Monkey light therapy. They are so kind here, and have discounts when you purchase 5 or 10 packs of services, and will often give you free double treatment if there's no one else waiting in the waiting room! We have been on the waitlist for physical therapy already for a month, and will need to wait another 2 months (total of 3 months waitlist) to get seen. I'm thankful that petlight therapy helps us get him some sort of treatment in the interim to support Monkey's spinal healing after neurosurgery while we wait for physical therapy to start. Another great perk is if you have Healthy Paws insurance, they cover pet...read full review
Oct 2021

About 3 years ago I worked on a cattle ranch for branding season, and took a nasty kick just above my right knee. About 4 months ago I was referred to Dan. I went from difficulty standing and walking most days--and complicated scar tissue and muscle damage--to now being able to walk, lift weights, and run again...pain free. CAT scan reveals healthy muscle free of scar tissue, good connections between tendons too. This science is the future of medicine.

From PetLight Therapy Center

PetLight Therapy Center is a licensed veterinary facility that opened its doors in 2016 with the mission of resolving neuromusculoskeletal conditions in dogs and cats without surgery. By a survey, over 30% of all visits to veterinary clinics and hospitals are for the treatment of neck or back pain in dogs, limping and lameness in dogs, weakness, and wobbliness of the hind end in dogs, or hip and disc-related issues in dogs. For many decades the only treatment available involved treating the symptoms with anti-inflammatories, muscle relaxers, and narcotics.