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Pets can Develop Diabetes Lethargy. Excessive thirst. Frequent urination. If your pet is displaying any of these common signs, he or she may have diabetes. If you didn’t know your dog or cat could develop diabetes, you’re not alone. Many owners don’t realize diabetes can affect pets too, so learning that your dog or cat has the condition can leave you with many questions. While there’s no cure for diabetes, proper care can help your pet live a happy, healthy, active life. The more you know about diabetes, the better you’ll be able to work with your veterinarian to successfully manage your pet’s health.
Regenerative Stem Cell Therapy Regenerative stem cell therapy uses cells in a dog’s own fat tissue to help regenerate cartilage and other tissues in addition to providing tremendous pain relief, essentially helping the body help itself. This process requires a short general anesthesia to extract a small amount of fat from the body wall. The fat is then processed by a cell therapy laboratory. Two to three days after the surgery, pets are sedated for injection of the regenerative cells directly into the joints. Recent data indicates tremendous improvement in pain and function in dogs whose elbows, knees or hips have been injected.
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