What was once considered a specialty tool is rapidly becoming an essential part of modern veterinary surgery. Advances in VetScalpel technology, user-friendly protocols, and improved clinical efficiency are helping more…
Key takeaways from “Why laser surgery has gotten smarter and what it means for you” by John C. Godbold, Jr., DVM In the Veterinary Practice News article “Why laser surgery…
The American Laser Study Club is excited to announce the confirmed faculty and the initial tentative schedule for the 2026 Veterinary Laser Surgery Symposium (VLSS), taking place May 15–16, 2026, in Summerlin (Las Vegas),…
Based on a dvm360 expert interview featuring Boaz Man, DVM (2026 Kumar Patel Prize in Laser Surgery recipient for BOAS laser surgery education). In a new dvm360 video interview, titled…
A newly published retrospective study in Veterinary Dermatology evaluated whether laser ablation could be a practical alternative for difficult, treatment-resistant DANP cases.
Multi-hospital JAVMA review of 413 BOAS staphylectomies compares laser, cut-and-sew, and LigaSure (BVSD) techniques, highlighting major complication rates and practical takeaways for veterinarians.
VetScalpel was proud to sponsor the Laser Surgery Masterclass in Belgium. This two-day program brought veterinary professionals together for focused laser surgery education through lectures and hands-on training. Thank you…
As the 2025 London Vet Show comes to a close, VetScalpel is proud to have exhibited and connected with veterinary professionals from across the UK and around the world. At…
At VetScalpel, we are proud to provide flexible fiber CO2 surgical lasers to veterinarians, offering numerous benefits compared to traditional surgery. In this article, we focus on the benefits of…
In today’s evolving veterinary landscape, innovative treatment methods are essential for addressing longstanding health issues in our beloved pets. Dr. Boaz Man, a dedicated veterinarian and early adopter of vetscalpel…
We use the laser almost every day, and the first month billed out $700.00 in laser-use fees running from $35.00 for minor procedures to $150.00 for more complicated ones. Averaging $50-$75. Not one complaint about laser fees. In fact, quite the opposite, clients...
Donald Edwards, DVM
Green River Veterinary Hospital, Auburn, WA
“I love the laser. I use my laser for all our procedures. I still have the same pack of surgery blades from six years ago.
Cathy Rahimi, DVM
Blackberry Veterinary Center, Inver Grove Heights, MN