What the sessions involve
Each booking includes four gentle, non-invasive red light therapy sessions for dogs. Sessions are performed on a calm surface while the practitioner positions the light near the targeted area; the total appointment time for each session is 20 MINUTES. Owners remain present so the animal stays comfortable. Please consult with your veterinarian before beginning red light therapy to confirm suitability for your pet.
How you space the four sessions affects how the treatment integrates with daily care. Many owners choose sessions spaced several days apart to monitor tolerance, while others prefer a denser schedule based on their veterinarian's guidance. The technician will record which areas were treated and recommend follow-up timing, but final scheduling decisions should align with your vet's advice.
Scheduling and location options
Our East Hanover clinic sits on the Route 10 commercial corridor near Ridgedale Avenue, convenient for commuters using Route 10 or I-287. Evening and weekend appointment availability helps families and professionals fit four-session packages around work or errands. We serve East Hanover, Parsippany, Florham Park, Whippany, Morris Plains and Livingston for appointments scheduled to minimize time away from daily routines.
Parking is convenient off Route 10, making short visits easy to combine with errands or a stop before or after a commute. In our four-season climate, clients sometimes prefer evening or weekend slots to avoid travel in winter weather; staff can suggest appointment times that match your schedule and local driving conditions around Interstate 287.
Preparing your dog and family
Before the first visit, bring any guidance from your veterinarian and any relevant medical records so staff can coordinate care. Bring a leash, familiar blanket or favorite toy to help your dog stay calm. Each session lasts 20 MINUTES, and owners are encouraged to remain with their pet so staff can observe behavior and note any immediate reactions during the appointment.
Staff will monitor your dog during and after each session for comfort and tolerance, noting any change you report. If you or your veterinarian notice adverse reactions or new concerns at any time, pause the program and consult your vet. Decisions about continuing after four sessions should be based on observed tolerance and veterinary guidance.
