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RehabVet · Veterinary Shockwave Therapy (ESWT)
Shockwave Therapy for Dogs — ESWT in Singapore
Your dog has been on anti-inflammatory medication for months. The physiotherapy helps, but progress has plateaued. The vet says surgery is an option, but the condition isn’t severe enough to justify the risk and cost. The arthritis, the tendon injury, the chronic spinal pain — they’re not getting worse, but they’re not getting better either.
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This is exactly where shockwave therapy excels. ESWT works at the cellular level — it doesn’t just mask pain, it restarts the biological healing process. The high-energy pressure waves stimulate your dog’s body to grow new blood vessels, produce growth factors, and remodel damaged tissue. Conditions that have been “stuck” for months often start improving within weeks.
Non-invasive. Drug-free. No general anaesthesia. 5–15 minutes per treatment site. And for many dogs, it’s the breakthrough that changes everything.
How Shockwave Therapy Works
Five biological mechanisms — this is real medicine, not vibration therapy
Neovascularisation
Shockwaves stimulate the release of vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) and other angiogenic factors, triggering the formation of new blood vessels in the treated area. This improved blood supply delivers more oxygen and nutrients to damaged tissue — essential for tendons and ligaments that naturally have poor blood supply and heal slowly. Neovascularisation is one of the most important mechanisms, as it addresses the root cause of delayed healing in many chronic conditions.
Pain Reduction (Gate Control)
ESWT reduces pain through multiple pathways: it hyperstimulates nerve endings (overriding pain signals via the gate control mechanism), reduces substance P (a key pain neurotransmitter) in the treated area, and triggers endorphin release. The analgesic effect is often immediate and lasts well beyond the treatment session. With repeated treatments, the pain reduction becomes longer-lasting as the underlying tissue damage actually repairs — not just pain masking, but genuine healing.
Tissue Regeneration & Collagen Remodelling
The mechanical forces produced by shockwaves stimulate fibroblasts (cells that produce collagen) and osteoblasts (bone-forming cells). In damaged tendons, ESWT promotes the breakdown of disorganised scar tissue and its replacement with properly aligned collagen fibres — restoring the tendon's mechanical properties. In bone, it stimulates new bone formation. This remodelling process is why improvements continue for weeks after the treatment course ends.
Anti-Inflammatory Effect
ESWT modulates the inflammatory response by influencing cytokine production — reducing pro-inflammatory markers (IL-1, TNF-α) and increasing anti-inflammatory mediators (IL-10). It also stimulates nitric oxide (NO) release, causing vasodilation, improved metabolic activity, and reduced tissue swelling. This is particularly valuable for chronic inflammatory conditions like osteoarthritis, where persistent low-grade inflammation drives ongoing joint deterioration.
Cavitation Effect
When shockwaves pass through tissue, they create microscopic gas bubbles (cavitation) that collapse rapidly, generating localised mechanical forces. This cavitation effect is particularly useful for breaking down calcified deposits in chronic tendinopathies and disrupting fibrotic scar tissue. In non-union fractures, the micro-mechanical forces stimulate the periosteum (bone membrane) and restart the bone healing cascade.
Focused vs Radial Shockwave — What's the Difference?
Two types of shockwave, two different applications — understanding matters
Focused ESWT
High-pressure, pinpoint precision
Focused ESWT
High-pressure, pinpoint precision
At RehabVet, we select the appropriate shockwave type based on your dog's specific condition and treatment goals — not based on which machine we happen to own. The condition dictates the tool, not the other way around.
What Happens During a Shockwave Session
Quick, non-invasive, and usually well-tolerated — here’s the full walkthrough
Assessment & Preparation
Your therapist examines the treatment area — palpating for the precise location of pain, swelling, or tissue damage. The area may be clipped (if fur is thick) to ensure good acoustic coupling. Ultrasound gel is applied to create an air-free contact surface between the applicator and your dog's skin — air gaps would scatter the shockwaves and reduce effectiveness.
Treatment Delivery
The shockwave applicator is placed firmly against the skin and treatment begins. You'll hear a rhythmic clicking or popping sound as the shockwaves are generated. Treatment starts at lower energy levels and gradually increases to the therapeutic dose. The applicator is moved methodically across the treatment area to cover the entire target zone. Each site receives 500–2,000 pulses depending on the condition, at frequencies of 1–15 Hz.
Monitoring & Adjustment
Throughout treatment, your therapist watches your dog's body language — ear position, muscle tension, weight shifting, facial expression. If your dog shows discomfort, energy is reduced or the applicator is repositioned. Most dogs settle within the first 30–60 seconds as the area begins to desensitise. The total treatment time is typically 5–15 minutes per site.
Post-Treatment & Next Steps
After treatment, mild redness at the site is normal and expected — it indicates increased blood flow (the treatment is working). Your dog may be slightly tender for 24–48 hours. Light activity is fine; avoid intense exercise for 48 hours post-treatment. Improvement is often noticeable within days, with cumulative benefits building over the treatment course. Your next session is typically scheduled 1–2 weeks later.
Conditions We Treat With Shockwave Therapy
Particularly effective for chronic conditions that have plateaued on other treatments
Osteoarthritis
The most common application of ESWT. Shockwaves reduce joint pain, stimulate cartilage metabolism, and promote new blood vessel growth in periarticular tissues. Particularly effective for hip, elbow, stifle (knee), and shoulder arthritis. Dogs with chronic arthritis that plateaus on medication alone often show renewed improvement with ESWT — reduced limping, increased activity, and better quality of life.
Hip & Elbow Dysplasia
Dysplastic joints develop secondary arthritis and chronic soft tissue inflammation. ESWT targets the pain and inflammation at the joint capsule, surrounding tendons, and muscle attachments. For dogs managed conservatively (without surgery), ESWT provides pain relief and slows degenerative changes. For post-surgical dysplasia patients, it accelerates healing and reduces scar tissue formation.
Cruciate Ligament Injury
For partial cruciate tears being managed conservatively, ESWT stimulates tissue repair and strengthens the remaining ligament fibres — potentially avoiding or delaying surgery. Post-TPLO or TTA surgery, ESWT accelerates bone healing at the osteotomy site, reduces periarticular fibrosis, and speeds return to function. The anti-inflammatory effect also reduces the chronic synovitis (joint inflammation) that accompanies cruciate disease.
Tendinopathies
Supraspinatus tendinopathy, biceps tenosynovitis, Achilles tendinopathy, and iliopsoas strain respond exceptionally well to ESWT. Shockwaves break down calcified deposits in chronic tendons, stimulate collagen remodelling (replacing disorganised scar tissue with aligned, functional tendon fibres), and restart the healing cascade in tendons that have become "stuck" in chronic inflammation.
Chronic Spinal Conditions
Spondylosis deformans, lumbosacral disease, and chronic IVDD benefit from ESWT's analgesic and tissue-remodelling effects. Shockwaves reduce paraspinal muscle spasm, decrease pain at bridging osteophytes, and improve mobility in dogs with stiff, painful spines. Often used alongside manual therapy and acupuncture for comprehensive spinal management.
Delayed & Non-Union Fractures
When fractures fail to heal within the expected timeframe, ESWT can restart the bone healing process. The shockwaves stimulate osteoblast activity (bone-forming cells), promote new blood vessel growth at the fracture site, and trigger the release of growth factors essential for bone repair. This can potentially avoid revision surgery in some cases.
Muscle Contractures & Trigger Points
Chronic muscle contractures restrict range of motion and cause compensatory gait changes. ESWT breaks down fibrotic tissue within the muscle, improves blood flow, and reduces pain — allowing the muscle to return to its normal length and function. For trigger points (taut bands of painful muscle), shockwaves provide rapid relief that complements manual therapy.
Patellar Luxation (Supporting Structures)
While ESWT cannot correct the anatomical defect causing patellar luxation, it can treat the secondary soft tissue changes — inflamed joint capsule, strained medial or lateral retinaculum, and associated muscle pain. Post-surgical patellar luxation patients benefit from ESWT to reduce scar tissue and accelerate healing of the reconstructed soft tissues.
ESWT vs Other Pain Treatments
Why shockwave when there are other options?
Factor NSAIDs / Medication Surgery Shockwave (ESWT) Mechanism Masks pain, reduces inflammation Physically repairs/replaces structures Stimulates natural healing + pain relief Invasiveness Non-invasive (oral) Invasive (general anaesthesia) Non-invasive (no anaesthesia) Recovery time None 6–16 weeks restricted activity None (48h light activity) Long-term organ risk Liver/kidney with prolonged use Low (one-time event) None known Addresses root cause No — symptom management Yes — structural repair Yes — cellular-level healing Cost (typical) $30–$80/month ongoing $3,000–$8,000+ one-time $120–$200 × 3–6 sessions Best when Mild–moderate ongoing pain Structural failure requiring repair Chronic conditions plateauing on medication
ESWT is not a replacement for surgery when surgery is genuinely needed. It’s a powerful tool for conditions where conservative management has plateaued and surgery isn’t indicated — or as an adjunct to either medication or post-surgical recovery.
Shockwave + Comprehensive Rehabilitation
Most effective when combined — and at RehabVet, everything is under one roof
Muscle Contractures & Trigger Points
Chronic muscle contractures restrict range of motion and cause compensatory gait changes. ESWT breaks down fibrotic tissue within the muscle, improves blood flow, and reduces pain — allowing muscle to return to normal length and function. For trigger points (taut bands of painful muscle), shockwaves provide rapid relief complementing manual therapy.
Patellar Luxation (Supporting Structures)
While ESWT cannot correct the anatomical defect, it treats the secondary soft tissue changes — inflamed joint capsule, strained retinaculum, and associated muscle pain. Post-surgical patellar luxation patients benefit from ESWT to reduce scar tissue and accelerate healing of reconstructed soft tissues.
Chronic Spinal Conditions
Spondylosis deformans, lumbosacral disease, and chronic IVDD benefit from ESWT's analgesic and tissue-remodelling effects. Shockwaves reduce paraspinal muscle spasm, decrease pain at bridging osteophytes, and improve mobility in dogs with stiff, painful spines. Often combined with manual therapy and acupuncture.
Delayed & Non-Union Fractures
When fractures fail to heal within the expected timeframe, ESWT can restart the bone healing process. Shockwaves stimulate osteoblast activity, promote new blood vessel growth at the fracture site, and trigger release of growth factors essential for bone repair — potentially avoiding revision surgery.
Shockwave Therapy Cost in Singapore
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ESWT Session Per treatment site, 5–15 min
$120 – $200
Combined Session ESWT + manual/laser/electro
$180 – $300
Typical Course Spaced 1–2 weeks apart
An initial rehabilitation assessment is required for new patients. Package rates available for multi-session treatment plans. Contact us for a personalised quote.
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Why Choose RehabVet for Shockwave Therapy?
Experience, expertise, and every modality under one roof
Condition-first approach — not machine-first
Some clinics lead with their equipment brand. We lead with your dog's diagnosis. The condition determines which shockwave type, energy level, pulse count, and treatment frequency is appropriate. Equipment is a tool — clinical expertise is what makes it work.
Comprehensive rehabilitation, not standalone treatment
ESWT works best as part of a multimodal programme. At RehabVet, your dog can receive shockwave therapy alongside manual therapy, laser therapy, electrotherapy, acupuncture, hydrotherapy, and HBOT — all coordinated by one team in one visit. No referrals between clinics. One plan, one team, integrated care.
Led by Dr. Sara Lam — veterinarian and rehabilitation specialist
Every treatment protocol is designed or supervised by Dr. Sara, who combines veterinary medical knowledge with rehabilitation expertise. This matters because shockwave therapy has contraindications (tumours, growth plates, infections) that require veterinary assessment, not just therapist training.
Shockwave for dogs AND cats
Many clinics focus exclusively on canine patients. RehabVet has experience treating cats with ESWT — adapting energy levels, applicator size, and handling protocols for feline anatomy and temperament. If your cat has arthritis or a chronic musculoskeletal condition, ESWT may be appropriate.
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Therapist
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Frequently Asked Questions About Shockwave Therapy for Dogs
Everything Singapore pet owners want to know about ESWT
Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy (ESWT) uses high-energy acoustic pressure waves to treat musculoskeletal conditions in dogs and cats. The shockwaves are generated by a specialised device and delivered through an applicator placed on the skin over the treatment area. When these pressure waves encounter tissue of different densities (bone, tendon, muscle), they create mechanical forces that stimulate the body’s natural healing response — promoting new blood vessel growth, accelerating tissue repair, and reducing pain. “Extracorporeal” simply means the energy is generated outside the body and transmitted inward, making it completely non-invasive.
At RehabVet, shockwave therapy sessions range from $120 to $200 per session, depending on the number of treatment sites and the specific condition. When combined with other rehabilitation modalities (manual therapy, laser, hydrotherapy), combined session rates range from $180 to $300. Most conditions require 3–6 sessions, spaced 1–2 weeks apart. An initial rehabilitation assessment is required for new patients. Package rates are available for multi-session treatment plans. Contact us for a personalised quote based on your dog’s condition.
Most dogs tolerate shockwave therapy well. During treatment, your dog may feel a tapping or pulsing sensation at the treatment site. Some dogs show mild discomfort during the first few pulses, but this typically subsides quickly as the area becomes desensitised. Our therapists start at lower energy levels and gradually increase, monitoring your dog’s response throughout. Sedation is generally not required — the majority of dogs remain calm during treatment. For very sensitive areas or anxious patients, mild sedation may be discussed with Dr. Sara, but this is the exception rather than the rule.
Most conditions respond well to 3–6 sessions, spaced 1–2 weeks apart. Acute soft tissue injuries may improve in as few as 2–3 sessions. Chronic conditions like osteoarthritis or long-standing tendinopathies typically require 4–6 sessions for optimal results. Some dogs show improvement after the first session, but the cumulative biological effects (new blood vessel growth, tissue remodelling) build with each treatment. Your therapist assesses progress at each session and adjusts the treatment plan accordingly. Maintenance sessions (monthly or as needed) may be recommended for chronic conditions.
Focused shockwave therapy concentrates energy at a specific depth within the tissue — like a magnifying glass focusing sunlight to a point. It delivers higher peak pressure to a precise target area, making it ideal for deep structures like tendons, ligaments, and bone. Radial shockwave therapy disperses energy outward from the point of contact — like ripples from a stone dropped in water. It covers a wider surface area but with lower peak pressure, making it better for superficial conditions and larger muscle groups. Both have clinical evidence supporting their use; the choice depends on the condition being treated and the depth of the target tissue.
In most cases, no. The majority of dogs tolerate ESWT well without sedation, especially with an experienced therapist who manages the treatment process carefully — starting at lower energy levels, maintaining steady contact, and reading the dog’s body language. For particularly painful treatment sites, anxious dogs, or when treating near the spine, mild sedation may be recommended. This is discussed during the initial assessment. Our goal is always the most comfortable experience possible while achieving therapeutic benefit.
ESWT is effective for a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions including: osteoarthritis (hip, elbow, stifle, shoulder), hip and elbow dysplasia, cruciate ligament degeneration, tendinopathies (supraspinatus, biceps, Achilles), chronic spinal conditions (spondylosis, lumbosacral disease, IVDD), patellar luxation (supporting structures), delayed or non-union fractures, muscle contractures and trigger points, osteochondrosis dissecans (OCD), and medial shoulder instability. It’s particularly valuable for chronic conditions that haven’t responded fully to other treatments.
The actual shockwave treatment takes 5–15 minutes per treatment site. However, the total appointment may be 30–60 minutes, which includes patient assessment, preparation, the treatment itself, and any additional modalities performed in the same session (such as manual therapy or laser therapy). For dogs receiving ESWT as part of a comprehensive rehabilitation programme, the session may be longer as multiple treatment modalities are combined.
Yes — ESWT is effective for cats with musculoskeletal conditions, particularly osteoarthritis, which is significantly underdiagnosed in felines. Cats with chronic joint pain, tendon injuries, or post-surgical healing can benefit from shockwave therapy. Treatment protocols are adapted for cats — lower energy levels, shorter sessions, and extra-gentle handling. Some cats may benefit from mild sedation for optimal treatment delivery. Our team has experience adapting ESWT protocols for feline patients.
Some dogs show improvement within 24–48 hours of the first session, particularly for pain reduction. However, the full biological effects of ESWT — new blood vessel formation (neovascularisation), collagen remodelling, and tissue regeneration — develop over 6–12 weeks. This means continued improvement is expected even after the treatment course is complete. For chronic conditions, it’s common to see gradual but progressive improvement over the treatment course, with the most significant changes apparent 4–8 weeks after the final session.
ESWT has an excellent safety profile when performed by trained professionals. Possible minor effects include: temporary redness or mild swelling at the treatment site (resolves within 24–48 hours), mild discomfort for 24–48 hours after treatment (similar to post-exercise soreness), and rarely, small superficial bruising. These are normal tissue responses to the shockwaves and indicate the treatment is working. Contraindications include: active tumours at the treatment site, areas of acute infection, over growth plates in young dogs, over the lungs or heart, and pregnant animals. All patients are screened during the initial assessment.
In some cases, ESWT may reduce the need for surgery or provide a viable non-surgical option — particularly for conditions like partial cruciate ligament tears, chronic tendinopathies, and certain cases of osteochondrosis. However, ESWT is not a replacement for surgery in all situations. For complete ligament tears, severe fractures, or conditions requiring mechanical stabilisation, surgery remains necessary. ESWT can complement surgical treatment by accelerating post-operative healing and reducing pain. Your rehabilitation team will honestly assess whether ESWT alone is appropriate or whether it should be part of a combined approach.
No referral is needed — you can book directly via our online booking system or WhatsApp us at 8798 7554. We welcome both new patients and referrals from other veterinary clinics. At your first visit, our rehabilitation team conducts a comprehensive assessment to determine whether shockwave therapy (and/or other modalities) is appropriate for your pet’s condition and designs a personalised treatment plan.
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Went to RehabVet for a second opinion on a serious limp my husky had developed. They were exceptionally knowledgeable, gave practical advice and were very generous with their time. We moved forward with treatment and the non invasive options they gave have made him much more comfortable and the future is promising. From the first time I reached out via whatsapp they gave clear helpful advice, follow up on treatment, pictures, liaised with pet transportation and more. A really amazing full service experience. Thank you very much.
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