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Cryotherapy

A quick, minimally invasive treatment for certain unwanted or abnormal skin lesions.

Cryotherapy is a minimally invasive treatment that uses extreme cold to freeze and remove certain unwanted or abnormal skin lesions.

At Miller Pets Animal Hospital, cryotherapy may be used for certain skin tags, warts, and small superficial growths. The procedure is quick and precise and can often be performed with minimal discomfort and recovery time, depending on the individual patient and the area being treated.

How Does Cryotherapy Work?

Cryotherapy uses controlled freezing temperatures to target certain unwanted or abnormal tissue.

It can be an option for selected small, superficial skin lesions while allowing treatment to remain focused on the specific area being addressed.

Because every pet and every skin lesion is different, our veterinary team can help determine whether cryotherapy may be an appropriate treatment option for your pet.

Cryotherapy May Be Used For

• Skin Tags: Certain skin tags may be appropriate for treatment with cryotherapy.
• Warts: Certain warts may be treated using cryotherapy.
• Small Superficial Growths: Cryotherapy may be used for certain small, superficial growths depending on the individual patient and treatment area.

A Quick, Precise Treatment

One of the advantages of cryotherapy is that treatment can be focused directly on the area being addressed.

The procedure is typically quick and precise and can often involve minimal discomfort and recovery time. Your pet’s experience may vary depending on the type and location of the lesion and the individual patient.

Is Cryotherapy Right for Your Pet?

Not every skin lesion is the same. If you notice a skin tag, wart, or small superficial growth on your pet, our veterinary team can evaluate the area and discuss whether cryotherapy may be an appropriate option.

Have You Noticed a Skin Tag, Wart, or Small Growth on Your Pet?

Schedule an appointment with Miller Pets Animal Hospital to have the area evaluated and learn whether cryotherapy may be right for your pet.