ศูนย์การบำบัดด้วยเทคโนโลยี

"สเต็มเซลล์"

(Pet Stem Cell Therapy)

It is the use of advanced medical technology with the use of "stem cells" or "stem cells" to treat various diseases in pets, focusing on "repairing and restoring" tissue that has deteriorated or been injured by the cause, which is the current treatment alternative, effective and highly safe.

What is stem cell therapy and how does it work?

Stem cells are special "stem cells" in the body that are able to divide and develop into different types of cells. Stem cell therapy has a simple working principle as follows

 Cell Storage: The veterinarian will store the pets adipose tissue or bone marrow, which is a rich source of stem cells.


 Cell Extraction and Preparation: The tissue is sent to the laboratory for extraction, separation, and purification of the stem cells. The cells are cultured to make them more abundant and available.


 Re-transplantation: The veterinarian will take the prepared stem cells back to the location where they need to be repaired directly (e.g. a deteriorated joint) or through a vein to allow the cells to travel to repair various parts of the body.


 Recovery process: When stem cells enter the body, they perform several important functions, such as reducing inflammation (anti-inflammatory), stimulating the formation of new tissue (e.g. bone marrow in joints), and rebalancing the immune system. The recovery period generally takes 30-45 days.

Diseases and Conditions Possible for 
Stem Cell Therapy

Stem cell therapy is widely used and provides good results in the treatment of various conditions, especially chronic diseases that are difficult to treat.

 Arthritis and joint problems in cats: the most common and effective application helps to relieve pain, increase cartilage quality and make pets move better. Muscle and muscle injury: help to speed up the repair process and recovery, and make the tissue healthy again.

 Nervous system diseases in cats: such as spinal cord injury.

 Immune diseases self-destruct in cats and dogs: like some blood diseases.

 Treatment experience of intractable large lesions in dogs