From Doc’s Veterinary Wildlife
The “Goshen Owl” was found last week unable to fly. Upon presentation, he had weakness in his right wing as well as the inability to fully use his left leg. X-rays showed pelvic and spinal trauma most likely from being hit by a car. Treatment included medicine for pain, laser therapy, and plenty of rest and supportive care. Over a week later, he is doing better and is once more able to fly, however needs more time for his leg to improve. These cases can take a long time to heal.


My vet uses laser therapy on animals after surgery.
It seems to be really popular, and it’s not like we bill wildlife, so I don’t feel so many would do it for zero benefit. Honestly, anything to try and enhance patient comfort, for humans or animals, is ok in my book, placebo or not. Let sick organisms be happy! 😄
I agree!