Our COVID-19 Protocol

We know you have questions about the health of your pet during this crisis. Please be assured we are classified as an essential business and are committed to remaining open to caring for your pet during this time.

With rising concerns regarding COVID-19, we want to express our priority to ensure the safety and well-being of our employees and patients. We have always been highly focused on maintaining a safe and clean environment.

Emphasizing proper hygiene and following the strict guidelines set up by the health department has always been a top priority for us. With that in mind, please be aware that we are continually taking proactive measures such as but not limited to the following:

All visitors must wear a mask at all times while at our hospital.
We are currently allowing 2 people per pet at a time inside the building. Because we have 3 exam rooms, 3 groups total are allowed at our hospital at any given time.
We appreciate your cooperation and those who are willing to wait outside.
We are constantly disinfecting our cash counters, credit card machines, keypads, storefront entry handles, bathroom door handles, and other commonly touched areas.

We always appreciate your business and feel incredibly fortunate to have so many wonderful clients. Please do not hesitate to call us at 714-535-6714 with any questions!

Veterinary Services

Pet Laser Therapy & Surgery

Veterinary laser therapy provides a non-invasive, pain-free, surgery-free and drug-free treatment that is used to help with a variety of conditions

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Pet Laser Therapy & Surgery in Anaheim, CA

Here at Cottage Pet Hospital, we pride ourselves on always searching for new ways to treat our patients – especially where pain is concerned. Veterinary laser therapy provides a non-invasive, pain-free, surgery-free and drug-free treatment that is used to help with a variety of conditions and can be performed in conjunction with existing treatments.

Laser treatment employs deep-penetrating light to promote a chain of chemical reactions known as photobiostimulation. This process helps relieve pain through the release of endorphins, and it stimulates injured cells to heal at an accelerated pace. Although improvement is often seen after the first visit, treatments vary in length. Most areas require 3 to 8 minutes. Laser treatments for animals are cumulative, so each additional treatment facilitates a greater improvement in your dog’s condition.

The laser has many other attributes, as well. There tends to be less tissue trauma, less bleeding and there is often minimal swelling after the procedure. In addition, surgical time and post-surgical pain may be reduced.

Laser surgery is becoming much more popular for commonplace procedures. Laser surgery can be used for a variety of operations, including spays and neuters, ear, eye and eyelid surgeries, oral surgery and lump or tumor removals.