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Stem Cell Therapy

Stem cell therapy is a regenerative medicine used to treat osteoarthritis, as well as other injuries, to bones, joints, tendons and spinal cords. The goal of stem cell therapy in dogs is to regenerate tissue in the part of a body that has been damaged from a disease, or is losing function. It is a relatively common procedure and its use is actually increasing. Stem cell therapy is the most effective when it is done early in the disease process.

Stem cell treatment is a two step process. In the first step, fat is collected from the patient, and the stem cells are isolated by a very sophisticated and specialized laboratory procedure. 48 hours later, the stem cells are delivered for injection directly into the affected joint, affected organ, and/or intravenously.

Over 80% of dog owners report improvements after stem cell therapy, making it an effective treatment option. There are alternatives to stem cell therapy. Traditionally vets have been treating degenerative joint diseases with supplements and anti-inflammatory medication and/or surgery. Stem Cell therapy offers a viable alternative to those treatments.

"Dr. Gordon,Thank you so much for everything you did for our beautiful and famous Blackberry. Everyone in the neighborhood knew her. We walked her off leash with all the trust in the world for the free spirited pack leader that she was. All dogs loved her. She was never aggressive to dogs or humans. She was so very intelligent and loving. A very peaceful dog. She is irreplaceable. I will miss her dearly. I know I fought so hard for her, doing as much as I could. I am thankful for the great deal that I learned from her and through this experience. She was the most loving and loyal dog. She gave us everything she had. From a 3 month old GS mix running around the streets of San Bernardino to the highest kill shelter in Devore, as a rescue, we saved her, but really, she saved us. My angel from heaven. I will never stop loving her. Thank you for giving me more precious time with her. It meant the world to me to give her dignity, love, and care during the end stages of her life. Thank you. I am forever grateful to you. RIP 6/16/2010-8/30/2024With love,"

Sandra E.

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