Animacel ltd. is offering your animal stem cell treatment with newly developed stem cell therapy. At the moment, excellent results are with treatments of different joint problems (arthritis and injury/damage of cartilage, hip dysplasia), tendon problems and supporting/adjuvant stem cell therapy for faster healing of broken bones. We are also developing treatment for heart insufficiency, eye dissease, diabetes, etc. See our webpage www.animacel.com
Stem cells are the body’s repair cells. They have the ability to divide and differentiate into many different types of cells based on where they are needed throughout the body. Stem cells can divide and turn into tissues such as skin, fat, muscle, bone, cartilage, and nerve to name a few. With this capability, we can use them as a treatment for joint injuries, ligament and tendon damage, and fractured bones. Using MediVet America’s Stem Cell Therapy, we have seen positive clinical improvement in 95% of the arthritic cases performed nationwide. Some owners have even reported seeing a difference in as little as a week!
Mickey Lander a 14 year old Husky Dalmation suffered from degenerative hip conditon that afflicts many large older dogs responded dramatically to small amounts of stem cell nutrition and is back to his old self jumping up on the bed which he was unable to do for a long time.
Cooper, a 7-year-old Golden Retriever, had a torn ACL in both sides of his hinds – or knees. He had fat-derived stem cell therapy performed at Finchville Animal Clinic using MediVet America’s new in house stem cell procedure kit.
Stemlogix has now made it possible to provide affordable same-day stem cell therapy to your pet! Stemlogix provides veterinarians with the ability to produce stem cells in-house allowing pets to receive the most potent & viable stem cells possible. Stem cells have a limited life span outside of the body so it is best to get them back to patients as soon as possible. After treatment, dogs are seeing dramatic improvements in mobility and overall quality of life.
Full title: Man’s Best Friend Gets Something Back: Canine Stem Cell Therapy by Clark Adamczyk (2008) This is a documentary I produced as part of a film class at Wayne State University. BTW It looks like YouTube screws with sound volume after upload. The original file I uploaded sounds less muffled and peaked than the one you see (hear?) here. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License. Please see video.angelknight.org for details.
Visit: tinyurl.com for more pet stories — A new technique for fighting the crippling effects of severe hip dysplasia is catching the attention of many large breed dog owners. Anne Marie Ogle of Napanoch, the owner of Dasha, a 9 year-old German Shepherd, hopes stem cell therapy will improve her pet’s quality of life. Two vets from Rondout Valley Veterinary Associates in Kerhonkson studied up on the process offered by a California-based company called Vet-Stem.