Comments on: Vet Stem Cells Save Dogs From Arthritis http://doghealth1.com/2008/05/vet-stem-cells-save-dogs-from-arthritis/ dogs health natural remedies for all dog breeds Sat, 13 Mar 2010 04:48:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Teri http://doghealth1.com/2008/05/vet-stem-cells-save-dogs-from-arthritis/comment-page-1/#comment-1552 Teri Mon, 16 Nov 2009 01:11:13 +0000 http://doghealth1.com/?p=319#comment-1552 Good for you for choosing stem cell therapy for your dog instead of possibly a very painful surgical replacement or other treatment. The process is as follows: Your veterinarian collects a small amount of fat from the animal either under local or general anesthesia. The fat is shipped via FedEx to the Vet-Stem laboratory for processing, concentrating, and isolating. The cells are then returned for implantation at the site of the injury. Please see the Services web page for more information. There is no real surgery other than collecting the sample of fat usually on your dog's upside of the neck area. A few tablespoons of fat which is plentiful in a dog in this area is used and that heals fairly quickly. After the cells come back to your vet he/ or she will inject them into the problem leg or hip and that is the amount of intervention which is minimal compared to a complete hip or elbow replacement. The current surgeries for dogs for a hip replacement are very expensive and your dog will be laid up for about 6 months to heal from the surgery and usually will require splints and lots of care. Do explore stem cell therapy in your area. For more information contact: <a href="http://www.vet-stem.com/" rel="nofollow">Vet Stem Company</a> - they would be glad to answer more of your questions and thanks for your comment. Best to you and your dog. Teri here is the page where you can put in your zip code and find a vet near you that is trained in Stem Cell Therapy: Click Here: <a href="http://www.vet-stem.com/locatevet/smallanimal.php" rel="nofollow">Stem Cell Vets Near You </a> Good for you for choosing stem cell therapy for your dog instead of possibly a very painful surgical replacement or other treatment. The process is as follows:
Your veterinarian collects a small amount of fat from the animal either under local or general anesthesia. The fat is shipped via FedEx to the Vet-Stem laboratory for processing, concentrating, and isolating. The cells are then returned for implantation at the site of the injury. Please see the Services web page for more information. There is no real surgery other than collecting the sample of fat usually on your dog’s upside of the neck area. A few tablespoons of fat which is plentiful in a dog in this area is used and that heals fairly quickly.
After the cells come back to your vet he/ or she will inject them into the problem leg or hip and that is the amount of intervention which is minimal compared to a complete hip or elbow replacement. The current surgeries for dogs for a hip replacement are very expensive and your dog will be laid up for about 6 months to heal from the surgery and usually will require splints and lots of care.
Do explore stem cell therapy in your area.

For more information contact: Vet Stem Company – they would be glad to answer more of your questions and thanks for your comment. Best to you and your dog.

Teri

here is the page where you can put in your zip code and find a vet near you that is trained in Stem Cell Therapy:
Click Here: Stem Cell Vets Near You

]]> By: Michael http://doghealth1.com/2008/05/vet-stem-cells-save-dogs-from-arthritis/comment-page-1/#comment-1550 Michael Sun, 15 Nov 2009 17:43:20 +0000 http://doghealth1.com/?p=319#comment-1550 We have a Boxer 8,5 years old bitch. About 7 weeks ago she started to limp. No injections,no all of this remedies as glucosamine and others help. Planning to find a doctor in NYC and make this procedure. There is no explanations in the article about the process itself: anesthesia, duration of the surgery etc. We have a Boxer 8,5 years old bitch. About 7 weeks ago she started to limp. No injections,no all of this remedies as glucosamine and others help. Planning to find a doctor in NYC and make this procedure. There is no explanations in the article about the process itself: anesthesia, duration of the surgery etc.

]]> By: Stem Cells for Dogs-but not for Humans | Dog Health http://doghealth1.com/2008/05/vet-stem-cells-save-dogs-from-arthritis/comment-page-1/#comment-1482 Stem Cells for Dogs-but not for Humans | Dog Health Sun, 30 Aug 2009 15:45:25 +0000 http://doghealth1.com/?p=319#comment-1482 [...] Dog Saved from Arthritis-Stem Cells Work [...] [...] Dog Saved from Arthritis-Stem Cells Work [...]

]]> By: melatonineffects http://doghealth1.com/2008/05/vet-stem-cells-save-dogs-from-arthritis/comment-page-1/#comment-1435 melatonineffects Wed, 15 Jul 2009 12:05:04 +0000 http://doghealth1.com/?p=319#comment-1435 food supplementation with glucosamine and chondroitin helps me a lot in managing arthritis. dont forget to have regular exercise too. food supplementation with glucosamine and chondroitin helps me a lot in managing arthritis. dont forget to have regular exercise too.

]]> By: Teri http://doghealth1.com/2008/05/vet-stem-cells-save-dogs-from-arthritis/comment-page-1/#comment-1207 Teri Sat, 07 Mar 2009 03:10:58 +0000 http://doghealth1.com/?p=319#comment-1207 Hello Sarah: I thank you for dropping in and telling us that your dog is having stem cell transplant procedure for a hip replacement. I am praying your dog will heal and have a successful outcome. Sarah compared to surgery, and many months of painful healing -your dog will recover in much less time and with no pain. I have personally spoken to several dog owners who have said it was a remarkable process. Stem cell research has now been given the green light in the US as it has been researched greatly in Japan, Europe and Canada with no government intervention. This research is vital to discovering the cure for all diseases and not only for animals but for people as well. Please keep us posted on your dog's recovery and if you have any photos - we can show other pet owners of the success of stem cell transplants. Thanks again, Teri Hello Sarah: I thank you for dropping in and telling us that your dog is having stem cell transplant procedure for a hip replacement. I am praying your dog will heal and have a successful outcome. Sarah compared to surgery, and many months of painful healing -your dog will recover in much less time and with no pain. I have personally spoken to several dog owners who have said it was a remarkable process. Stem cell research has now been given the green light in the US as it has been researched greatly in Japan, Europe and Canada with no government intervention. This research is vital to discovering the cure for all diseases and not only for animals but for people as well. Please keep us posted on your dog’s recovery and if you have any photos – we can show other pet owners of the success of stem cell transplants. Thanks again, Teri

]]> By: sarah http://doghealth1.com/2008/05/vet-stem-cells-save-dogs-from-arthritis/comment-page-1/#comment-1206 sarah Sat, 07 Mar 2009 01:35:30 +0000 http://doghealth1.com/?p=319#comment-1206 hello, i have a french mastiff who is going for stem cell for his hip, i'm crossing my fingers that it works and he won't need a total hip replacement... hello, i have a french mastiff who is going for stem cell for his hip, i’m crossing my fingers that it works and he won’t need a total hip replacement…

]]> By: minnie http://doghealth1.com/2008/05/vet-stem-cells-save-dogs-from-arthritis/comment-page-1/#comment-1063 minnie Fri, 30 Jan 2009 07:22:46 +0000 http://doghealth1.com/?p=319#comment-1063 Thank you , Teri. I would like to known how you can make sure that the healing of arthritis from stem cell. Do you have idea for that? Thank you , Teri. I would like to known how you can make sure that the healing of arthritis from stem cell. Do you have idea for that?

]]> By: Teri http://doghealth1.com/2008/05/vet-stem-cells-save-dogs-from-arthritis/comment-page-1/#comment-1062 Teri Fri, 30 Jan 2009 05:45:22 +0000 http://doghealth1.com/?p=319#comment-1062 Hi Minnie: Yes stem cell transplants works for all types of dogs, cats and horses. As long as the animal has fat, it can have stem cell transplants using about 2 tablespoons of its own fat. Now with the new legislation from President Obama there will be stem cell research right in the United States. Now people can actually have these treatments here instead of having to travel to Europe, Japan or China. Now, not only for animals but for people - there will be actual cures for most of the diseases that are plaguing mankind including cancer. Thank you for your comment, do come back again for more important bulletins and information. Teri Hi Minnie: Yes stem cell transplants works for all types of dogs, cats and horses. As long as the animal has fat, it can have stem cell transplants using about 2 tablespoons of its own fat. Now with the new legislation from President Obama there will be stem cell research right in the United States. Now people can actually have these treatments here instead of having to travel to Europe, Japan or China. Now, not only for animals but for people – there will be actual cures for most of the diseases that are plaguing mankind including cancer. Thank you for your comment, do come back again for more important bulletins and information.
Teri

]]> By: minnie http://doghealth1.com/2008/05/vet-stem-cells-save-dogs-from-arthritis/comment-page-1/#comment-1056 minnie Thu, 29 Jan 2009 10:55:56 +0000 http://doghealth1.com/?p=319#comment-1056 I wondering , It may be treat in other dogs or only own's tissue. I wondering , It may be treat in other dogs or only own’s tissue.

]]> By: Teri http://doghealth1.com/2008/05/vet-stem-cells-save-dogs-from-arthritis/comment-page-1/#comment-505 Teri Fri, 23 May 2008 22:16:55 +0000 http://doghealth1.com/?p=319#comment-505 Thank you Denise it is a painful problem which limits activity, range of motion and the healthful life of a dog is greatly reduced. This therapy has greatly helped dogs using fat stem cells in a less invasive method to heal these degenerative bone diseases. We are looking forward to hearing more success on this subject. Thank you Denise it is a painful problem which limits activity, range of motion and the healthful life of a dog is greatly reduced. This therapy has greatly helped dogs using fat stem cells in a less invasive method to heal these degenerative bone diseases.
We are looking forward to hearing more success on this subject.

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