Lead Veterinarian
Dr. Sara Lam
Lead Veterinarian
BVSc (Sydney), CCRT, CVA
Veterinary oversight for every rehabilitation plan — ensuring safe, clinically appropriate care for your pet.
Modality
Non-Invasive Deep Tissue Therapy · Dogs & Cats
Ultrasound Therapy for Dogs and Cats in Singapore
RehabVet offers ultrasound therapy for dogs and cats to help reduce pain and inflammation. Get your pet back to their best with RehabVet!
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What Is Therapeutic Ultrasound for Dogs and Cats?
Deep tissue healing through high-frequency sound waves — completely painless
Therapeutic ultrasound uses high-frequency sound waves (typically 1–3 MHz) to deliver energy deep into body tissues. Unlike diagnostic ultrasound — which creates images of internal structures — therapeutic ultrasound treats tissue by promoting cellular healing, reducing inflammation, breaking down scar tissue, and providing pain relief at the tissue level.
The ultrasound transducer is moved continuously over the skin surface using a water-based coupling gel. Sound waves penetrate through the skin and into deeper structures — muscles, tendons, ligaments, and joint capsules — reaching tissues that cannot be effectively treated with surface-level heat or manual therapy alone.
Therapeutic ultrasound works through two main mechanisms: thermal effects (continuous mode generates controlled deep tissue heating that increases blood flow, relaxes muscle spasm, and improves tissue extensibility) and non-thermal effects (pulsed mode produces acoustic streaming and cavitation that stimulate cell membrane activity, fibroblast proliferation, and collagen production without significant heating).
At RehabVet, therapeutic ultrasound is prescribed by our veterinary team and delivered by qualified rehabilitation therapists. We select between continuous and pulsed modes, adjust intensity and frequency, and target specific tissues based on your pet’s diagnosis and treatment phase. Ultrasound is most effective when integrated into a comprehensive physical therapy programme.
How therapeutic ultrasound differs from other modalities
Feature Ultrasound Laser Therapy NMES Mechanism Sound waves (mechanical) Light energy (photons) Electrical current Depth 2–5 cm deep tissue 2–4 cm penetration Superficial muscles Best for Tendons, scar tissue, joints Inflammation, wounds Muscle strengthening Sensation Gentle warmth None–mild warmth Tingling, muscle twitch
Why Choose RehabVet for Ultrasound Therapy?
Veterinary-grade equipment, expert therapists, integrated treatment programmes
Veterinary-grade therapeutic ultrasound equipment
We use professional-grade therapeutic ultrasound units with adjustable frequency (1 MHz and 3 MHz), intensity, and mode settings — enabling precise treatment tailored to each tissue type and condition.
Part of a comprehensive programme — not standalone
Ultrasound is most effective when combined with other modalities. At RehabVet, we integrate it into multimodal programmes with manual therapy, exercises, hydrotherapy, and laser therapy for optimal results.
Qualified rehabilitation therapists
Every ultrasound treatment is delivered by therapists with internationally recognised rehabilitation qualifications, under direct veterinary supervision from Dr. Sara Lam BVSc.
Condition-specific protocols
We don't apply generic settings. Treatment parameters — mode (continuous vs pulsed), frequency, intensity, duration, and technique — are selected based on your pet's specific diagnosis and treatment phase.
Treats dogs and cats
Our therapists have extensive experience with both canine and feline patients. Treatment parameters are adapted for each species' unique tissue characteristics and body size.
Objective progress tracking
We measure outcomes objectively — joint range of motion, tissue flexibility, pain scores, and functional mobility — so you can see concrete improvement, not just subjective impressions.
How Ultrasound Therapy Works
Two modes, two mechanisms — tailored to your pet’s condition
Integration with Other Modalities
The session continues with other prescribed modalities — manual therapy while tissues are warm and extensible, therapeutic exercises to build on improved flexibility, or hydrotherapy for active strengthening.
Continuous Mode (Thermal)
Delivers sustained deep tissue heating — reaching muscles, tendons, and joints that surface heat packs cannot.
Effects:
Delivers sustained deep tissue heating — reaching muscles, tendons, and joints that surface heat packs cannot.
Pulsed Mode (Non-Thermal)
Delivers mechanical energy in short bursts — promoting cellular healing without significant tissue heating.
Effects:
Best for: acute injuries, wound healing, tendon repair, post-surgical recovery
What happens during a session
Evidence-based outcomes for tissue healing, pain relief, and recovery
1. Non-invasive and painless treatment
Therapeutic ultrasound is completely non-invasive — there are no needles, no incisions, and no sedation required. The handheld transducer glides over the skin surface, delivering sound waves deep into the tissue. Most pets find the gentle warmth soothing, and many relax or fall asleep during treatment. Sessions are stress-free for even anxious patients.
2. Accelerated tissue healing
Ultrasound waves stimulate fibroblast activity and collagen production at the cellular level, accelerating the repair of damaged tendons, ligaments, muscles, and joint capsules. Studies in veterinary rehabilitation demonstrate that therapeutic ultrasound can reduce healing time by 20–30% compared to rest alone — particularly important for tendon and ligament injuries where blood supply is naturally limited.
3. Deep tissue pain relief
Ultrasound provides analgesia through two mechanisms: thermal effects (gentle deep heating relaxes muscle spasm and increases pain threshold) and non-thermal effects (acoustic streaming and cavitation modulate pain signalling at the cellular level). This dual mechanism provides effective pain relief for both acute injuries and chronic conditions.
4. Reduced inflammation
Therapeutic ultrasound modulates the inflammatory response — reducing excessive inflammation while supporting the body's natural healing process. The increased blood flow and cellular activity promoted by ultrasound help clear inflammatory mediators and debris from injured tissues, reducing swelling and discomfort.
5. Improved blood circulation
Ultrasound waves increase local blood flow to the treated area, delivering oxygen and nutrients essential for tissue repair while removing metabolic waste products. This enhanced circulation is particularly beneficial for structures with naturally poor blood supply — tendons, ligaments, and joint capsules — where healing is often slow.
6. Scar tissue breakdown and remodelling
One of therapeutic ultrasound's most valuable applications is breaking down restrictive scar tissue and adhesions. By applying targeted sound energy, ultrasound can soften and remodel disorganised collagen fibres, restoring flexibility and function to tissues that have healed with excessive scarring. This is essential after surgery, fractures, and tendon injuries.
7. Enhanced joint flexibility
Ultrasound increases the extensibility of collagen-rich structures — joint capsules, tendons, and ligaments — making them more responsive to stretching and mobilisation. When combined with manual therapy and therapeutic exercises, ultrasound helps restore range of motion in stiff or contracted joints more effectively than manual therapy alone.
8. Muscle relaxation and spasm relief
The thermal effects of ultrasound penetrate deeper than surface heat packs, reaching muscles that lie beneath multiple tissue layers. This deep heating relaxes muscle spasm, reduces trigger point sensitivity, and prepares muscles for therapeutic exercise — making it an ideal pre-treatment before manual therapy sessions.
9. Complementary to other modalities
Therapeutic ultrasound integrates seamlessly with manual therapy, therapeutic exercises, laser therapy, and hydrotherapy. At RehabVet, we typically use ultrasound as part of a multimodal treatment programme — preparing tissues for stretching, enhancing the effects of exercise therapy, and accelerating recovery between sessions.
10. Safe for long-term and repeated use
Unlike medications that carry risks of organ damage with prolonged use, therapeutic ultrasound can be safely repeated over extended treatment periods. There are no systemic side effects, no drug interactions, and no withdrawal concerns. This makes it ideal for managing chronic conditions where ongoing treatment is needed.
Conditions Treated with Ultrasound Therapy
From tendon injuries to post-surgical scar tissue — therapeutic ultrasound addresses a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions in dogs and cats.
Tendon and ligament injuries
Tendon injuries — including supraspinatus tendinopathy, Achilles tendon strains, and biceps tendinitis — are among the primary indications for therapeutic ultrasound. The treatment stimulates collagen synthesis and remodelling, accelerating tendon repair while improving the quality and organisation of healing tissue. Similarly effective for ligament sprains and partial tears.
Post-surgical scar tissue and adhesions
After orthopaedic surgery (TPLO, TTA, fracture repair, FHO), scar tissue can restrict joint motion and cause ongoing discomfort. Therapeutic ultrasound breaks down adhesions and promotes organised collagen remodelling — restoring flexibility to tissues that have healed with excessive scarring. Particularly valuable when combined with manual therapy and stretching.
Osteoarthritis and degenerative joint disease
Ultrasound provides symptomatic relief for arthritic joints through deep heating, improved circulation, and inflammation modulation. When used as part of a comprehensive arthritis management programme — alongside manual therapy, therapeutic exercises, and weight management — ultrasound contributes to reduced pain and improved joint function.
Muscle strains and contusions
Acute and chronic muscle injuries respond well to therapeutic ultrasound. The treatment reduces inflammation, promotes muscle fibre repair, and prevents the formation of restrictive scar tissue within the muscle belly. Deep heating also relieves muscle spasm and prepares injured muscles for gentle therapeutic exercise.
Joint contractures and stiffness
When joints become stiff due to prolonged immobilisation, post-surgical fibrosis, or chronic disuse, ultrasound increases the extensibility of the periarticular structures — making them more responsive to stretching and mobilisation. This is particularly valuable in the early post-surgical period when joint range of motion needs to be restored.
Chronic pain conditions
For pets with ongoing musculoskeletal pain — whether from arthritis, old injuries, or degenerative conditions — therapeutic ultrasound provides drug-free pain relief through both thermal and non-thermal mechanisms. Regular ultrasound treatments can reduce reliance on pain medications and improve comfort and quality of life.
Wound healing
Therapeutic ultrasound at low intensities (pulsed mode) has been shown to accelerate wound healing by stimulating cell proliferation and collagen deposition. It is particularly useful for chronic or non-healing wounds where conventional management has plateaued.
Feline musculoskeletal conditions
Cats benefit from therapeutic ultrasound just as dogs do — particularly for arthritis (vastly underdiagnosed in cats), post-surgical recovery, and chronic pain. The gentle, non-invasive nature of ultrasound makes it well-tolerated by feline patients. Treatment parameters are adapted for cats' smaller body size and unique physiology.
Transparent pricing — ultrasound is included in comprehensive therapy sessions
Initial consultation + assessment + first session
$150 – $200
Follow-up physical therapy sessions (incl. ultrasound)
$100 – $160
Therapeutic ultrasound is typically integrated into comprehensive physical therapy sessions rather than billed as a standalone treatment. This ensures you receive the full benefit of multimodal therapy — ultrasound combined with manual therapy, exercises, and other modalities — at no additional cost for the ultrasound component.
Many pet insurance policies in Singapore now cover physical therapy and rehabilitation. We recommend contacting your insurer before your first appointment. We provide itemised invoices for insurance claims.
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Ultrasound vs Other Modalities
Why the method matters as much as the water
Not all hydrotherapy is the same. The two main forms — underwater treadmill therapy and pool-based swimming — produce different rehabilitation outcomes. Understanding the difference helps explain why RehabVet invested in a purpose-built underwater treadmill.
Feature Underwater Treadmill (RehabVet) Swimming Pool Water depth control Yes — adjustable to the centimetre No — fixed depth Speed control Yes — variable treadmill speed No — depends on the dog Suitable for non-swimmers Yes No Weight-bearing exercise Yes — promotes natural gait Limited — swimming is non-weight-bearing Post-surgical rehab Excellent — controlled, safe movement Risky — hard to control movement Gait retraining Yes — treadmill encourages normal walking No Muscle building Targeted — resistance + walking gait General — swimming uses different muscles Best for Surgery recovery, arthritis, IVDD, neurological rehab General fitness, cardiovascular conditioning
At RehabVet, we use a purpose-built underwater treadmill because it offers precise control over every aspect of your dog’s rehabilitation. Unlike swimming pools, the underwater treadmill allows our therapists to adjust water depth, speed, and resistance in real time — creating a tailored programme that targets your dog’s specific condition. We also offer a saltwater pool for dogs where swimming is clinically appropriate.
Meet Your Therapy Team
Qualified rehabilitation specialists — not general practice vets. Led by Dr. Sara Lam BVSc.
Xan Chuah Yee Chien
Senior Therapist
Hazel Lim
Therapist
Joyce Ho
Hydrotherapist
Sean Tan
Hydrotherapist
Claire
Client Relations, Marketing & Business Development Manager
Frequently Asked Questions About Ultrasound Therapy for Pets
Everything pet owners ask about therapeutic ultrasound
Therapeutic ultrasound uses high-frequency sound waves (typically 1–3 MHz) to deliver energy deep into body tissues. Unlike diagnostic ultrasound (which creates images), therapeutic ultrasound treats tissue — promoting healing, reducing pain, decreasing inflammation, and breaking down scar tissue. The sound waves cause both thermal (heating) and non-thermal (mechanical) effects at the cellular level, stimulating the body’s natural repair mechanisms.
No. Therapeutic ultrasound is completely painless. Most pets find the gentle warmth soothing and many relax or fall asleep during treatment. The handheld transducer is moved continuously over the skin surface using a water-based coupling gel — there is no discomfort, no pressure, and no needles involved. It is one of the most stress-free treatments we offer.
The ultrasound component itself typically takes 5–15 minutes per treatment area, depending on the size of the area and the condition being treated. However, ultrasound is almost always part of a broader physical therapy session (30–60 minutes) that combines multiple modalities. It is rarely used as a standalone treatment.
The number of sessions depends on the condition being treated. Acute injuries may respond within 3–6 sessions. Chronic conditions like arthritis or longstanding scar tissue typically require 8–12 sessions initially, potentially with ongoing maintenance. Your veterinary team will recommend a specific treatment plan and reassess progress at regular intervals.
At RehabVet, therapeutic ultrasound is typically included as part of a comprehensive physical therapy session rather than billed separately. Physical therapy sessions range from $100–$160. Initial consultations with assessment are $150–$200. Package rates are available for ongoing treatment plans. Contact us for a personalised quote.
Diagnostic ultrasound (used for imaging — like pregnancy scans or abdominal examinations) uses very low energy levels to create images of internal structures. Therapeutic ultrasound uses higher energy levels to actually treat tissue — promoting healing, reducing pain, and breaking down scar tissue. They use different equipment, different settings, and serve completely different purposes.
Absolutely — in fact, therapeutic ultrasound is most effective when combined with other modalities. At RehabVet, we typically combine ultrasound with manual therapy, therapeutic exercises, hydrotherapy, and/or laser therapy as part of a comprehensive rehabilitation programme. Research consistently shows that multimodal treatment produces superior outcomes compared to any single modality alone.
Therapeutic ultrasound is extremely safe when performed by trained professionals using appropriate settings. Mild warmth in the treated area is normal and temporary. In rare cases, pets may show brief sensitivity at the treatment site. Our therapists continuously monitor your pet’s comfort and adjust settings accordingly. There are no systemic side effects and no drug interactions.
Yes. Cats tolerate therapeutic ultrasound very well due to its gentle, non-invasive nature. Treatment parameters (intensity, frequency, duration) are adjusted for cats’ smaller body size and tissue characteristics. Our therapists have extensive experience treating feline patients with ultrasound for arthritis, post-surgical recovery, and chronic pain.
Therapeutic ultrasound is not a substitute for surgery when surgery is medically indicated. However, it plays an important role in post-surgical rehabilitation (accelerating recovery and breaking down scar tissue) and may help manage conditions conservatively when surgery is not the preferred option. Your veterinary team will advise whether surgical or conservative management is most appropriate.
Ultrasound produces two main effects: thermal and non-thermal. Thermal effects (continuous mode) generate deep tissue heat that increases blood flow, relaxes muscle spasm, and improves tissue extensibility. Non-thermal effects (pulsed mode) — including acoustic streaming and stable cavitation — stimulate cell membrane permeability, fibroblast activity, and collagen production, promoting tissue repair without significant heating.
No referral is needed. You can book directly with RehabVet. We welcome and encourage communication with your primary veterinarian and will request your pet’s medical records to ensure comprehensive care. If your pet has had recent surgery, we’ll coordinate with your surgeon.
Related Services
Ultrasound therapy is often combined with these modalities for optimal results
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Underwater treadmill therapy
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Comprehensive rehabilitation
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Pain management & healing
Animal Rehabilitation
Full recovery programmes
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