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The Future of Veterinary Medicine: Hot Topics Exploring Laser Therapy in Veterinary Applications

Event Details

Wed March 12, 2025 - 2:00 PM EST — Wed March 12, 2025 - 3:00 PM EST

Location: Online

Speaker: Rachel Starr, DVM

Price: $0.00

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About the Seminar

Hot Topic of March - Emergency Care Applications with Laser presented by Dr. Rachel Starr, DVM

Join us for this month’s Hot Topic Webinar, featuring Dr. Rachel Starr, as we challenge the misconception that laser therapy has no place in emergency medicine. In reality, low-level laser therapy (LLLT) can be a game-changer in critical care situations. From managing acute pain and trauma to supporting wound healing, inflammation control, neurological emergencies, and post-surgical recovery, Erchonia lasers offer a safe, effective, and non-invasive tool to enhance emergency care protocols. Dr. Starr will dive into real-world cases, demonstrating how laser therapy can be seamlessly integrated into emergency and urgent care settings to improve outcomes, reduce recovery times, and optimize patient comfort. Don't miss this opportunity to explore how laser therapy can revolutionize emergency veterinary medicine and give your patients the best possible care when they need it most!

Seminar Topics

  • Debunking the Myth – Understanding why laser therapy belongs in emergency care
  • Game-Changer in Critical Care – Supporting acute pain management and trauma cases
  • Wound Healing & Inflammation Control – Enhancing recovery in emergency situations
  • Neurological Emergencies – The role of laser therapy in nerve injuries and neurological crises
  • Post-Surgical Recovery – Reducing complications and improving patient comfort
  • Real-World Cases – Practical applications and success stories from urgent care settings
  • Improving Outcomes – Optimizing emergency care protocols and reducing recovery times

About the Speaker

Dr. Starr graduated from Michigan State University in 2000 and has been a part of the Suttons Bay and Elk Rapids Animal Hospitals since September 2005. She enjoys relieving pain and discomfort of an animal and helping restore the family relationship with the pet. Dr. Starr is particularly interested in Veterinary Orthopedic Manipulation (VOM), laser therapy and nutrition. At home, she has an English Creme Retriever named Esca, and a horse named Mickey. Gardening, horseback riding, and volunteering at the school are activities Dr. Starr enjoys outside of work. She also likes to spend time with her husband Jay and three children, Abraham, Jonah and Ari.

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