PulseVet Shock Wave Therapy for Dogs & Cats

Now Available at Heritage Veterinary

A non-invasive treatment designed to reduce pain and support healing ​​​​​​​

Heritage Veterinary is proud to offer PulseVet Shock Wave Therapy, an advanced, non-invasive option for dogs and cats experiencing pain, injury, or mobility issues.

This technology uses high-energy sound waves to stimulate the body’s natural healing processes—helping reduce inflammation, improve circulation, and support tissue and bone repair.

Why Pet Owners Choose PulseVet

• No surgery or incisions

• Drug-free support for healing and pain management

• Fast treatments (often just a few minutes)

• May reduce the need for long-term medications

• Designed to improve mobility and quality of life

Conditions PulseVet May Help Treat

PulseVet is commonly used as part of a treatment plan for:

• Arthritis and joint pain

• Sprains and strains

• Tendon and ligament injuries

• Fractures and delayed bone healing

• Chronic or slow-healing wounds

Every pet is different, and we tailor treatment recommendations to your pet’s specific condition.

What to Expect During Treatment

• Treatments are typically completed in under 5 minutes

• Most pets tolerate the procedure very well

• Sedation is often not required

• Many pets need 1–3 treatments, spaced 2–3 weeks apart

• Improvement may continue after each session as healing progresses

Is PulseVet Right for Your Pet?

The best way to find out is with a consultation. Our veterinary team will evaluate your pet and determine whether PulseVet should be used alone or alongside other treatments like surgery, rehab, or medication.

Schedule a Consultation

If your pet is dealing with pain, injury, or decreased mobility, PulseVet may be a helpful option.

Contact Heritage Veterinary today to schedule an evaluation.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is PulseVet Shock Wave Therapy?

PulseVet is a non-invasive treatment that uses high-energy sound waves to stimulate healing in injured or inflamed tissues. It helps activate the body’s natural repair processes.

How does shock wave therapy work for pets?

The sound waves penetrate tissue at different depths, triggering increased blood flow, reducing inflammation, and promoting cell regeneration.

Is PulseVet safe for dogs and cats?

Yes. PulseVet is FDA-approved for veterinary use and has been used for many years in both animals and humans.

Does PulseVet hurt my pet?

Most pets tolerate treatment very well. The procedure is quick and generally does not require sedation.

How many treatments will my pet need?

Many pets benefit from 1 to 3 treatments, depending on the condition and severity.

How quickly will I see results?

Some pets show improvement quickly, while others improve gradually as healing continues over time.

Can PulseVet replace surgery?

In some cases, it may reduce the need for surgery. In others, it may be used alongside surgical procedures to improve healing.

Is PulseVet better than laser therapy?

PulseVet uses sound energy instead of light energy and can reach deeper tissues with higher energy. It often requires fewer treatment sessions compared to laser therapy.

What conditions benefit most from PulseVet?

Pets with arthritis, ligament injuries, fractures, and chronic wounds are among the most common candidates.

Is there downtime after treatment?

Your veterinarian may recommend temporary activity restrictions to support healing, depending on your pet’s condition.

Still Have Questions?

We’re here to help. Reach out to Heritage Veterinary to learn more about PulseVet and whether it’s right for your pet.