Stem cells - a new boon for animal care

Stem cell morphology under a microscope

Last year, I took it to a friend who knows how to treat dogs (I call him dog boss) because I thought dogs would breathe heavily when they were still sitting. The dog owner checked cupcake and said that his heart attack was enlarged, which means he had an initial heart attack. He also said that heart disease is irreversible, but he doesn't need to take medicine for the time being. He can take ginseng to maintain it. As long as you keep it, you don't need to take medicine.

Later, cupcake for some reason always hid, and lost a lot of weight, often licking his feet, so the dog boss judged him old (12 years old), inevitably joint degeneration, so prescribed glucosamine for cupcake to eat. Later found cupcake seems to leak urine, so I took the dog owner to see, he said that many big dogs eating ginseng is going to improve the problem of urine leakage, and cupcake all the way eating ginseng, so I guess cupcake is a kidney problem. So suggested we take cupcake for a urine and blood test.

The urine test results were sterile, the blood test results found that the kidney and liver index were above the standard, the index reflected that his kidney function had declined by at least 30 percent, already kidney disease, while kidney disease is irreversible. The doctor prescribed 1 liver supplement and hormone pills (2 times a day, 0.3ml each time - mainly for urine leakage). And started having to eat expensive and unpalatable prescription foods. Abstain from all fresh food, snack and cut the dried chicken to very small pieces, used to feed supplement.

Upon returning home, I began my life caring for a dog with heart disease and kidney disease (two diseases that are allegedly irreversible).

Because I heard that some cat volunteers would use Purtier to treat sick cats, so I tried to use Purtier to help Cupcake.Initially, it was dissolved in hot water and fed with a syringe. But it takes too much time, and may reduce the number of stem cells absorbed. So switched to snap a pill a day into his throat and swallow directly. I was feeding him Purtier while paying attention to see if it was right for him. Fortunately, there were no adverse reactions, so I continued to feed him one pill a day for 7 generations. He is spirited and happy.

If so, after about two months, I took him for a blood test again, and at the same time wanted to take an ECG to find out what stage his heart disease was, so that the dog owner could prescribe medicine for him. It's so happy! The blood test report showed that the previous liver and kidney excess numbers all fell back, and the listener listened to his heart that no noise, very clear, nothing. I sent the blood test report to the dog owner again, and he said yes, the indexes have all fallen back, and now there is no kidney disease!

Of course, Cupcake is 12.5 years old, considered an old dog, but can not be as wanton snacks as before, will still continue to give him prescription food and supplements + 1 purtier.

 

First blood test report (29, October, 2024)

 

Second blood test report (22, January, 2025)

Case 2: Osteoarthritis 変形性関節症

Osteoarthritis in parrots

 

The first case was a five-year-old parrot that was initially seen for gastrointestinal problems, and the doctor discovered that the parrot also had hip problems. The owner also found that Afu's grip had deteriorated, especially on his right foot, and his calf muscles had also slightly atrophied. The client used injectable regenerative therapy for pain control and joint treatment. After the treatment, the owner found that the parrot's pain condition improved, its ability to stand on two feet improved, and the use of painkillers began to decrease. The overall quality of life has improved, and the parrot has received treatment... and has achieved good results!

The second case was also a parrot that began to show symptoms of degenerative arthritis, including lameness, pain, and loss of appetite. Drug treatment was also limited in effect, and the owner hoped to find other ways to help the parrot. After discussing with professional veterinarians, we decided to try a new regenerative therapy, using extracellular vesicles (exosomes) secreted by stem cells for treatment by multi-point injection. After several weeks of treatment, the parrot's pain problems improved significantly and its mobility improved.

Degenerative arthritis-14 years old Tang dog

The case is a 14-year-old Tang dog who loves to run, jump and play. However, as he grew older, he began to show symptoms of degenerative arthritis, especially when walking up stairs. It was very difficult for him to go upstairs and he was not willing to walk anymore. He accepted stem cell therapy and after detailed examination and evaluation, he received stem cell injection and also cooperated with rehabilitation treatment.

2 months after the operation, A Tu began to show obvious progress. It can now walk easily on flat floors, and its joint pain has been greatly relieved. After stem cell treatment, dogs suffering from degenerative arthritis have significantly improved their mobility and their joint pain has been greatly relieved.

Case 3: Chronic kidney disease (慢性腎臓病)

A beautiful cat, due to chronic kidney disease, the renal index began to slowly increase. The owner hoped that there was a simple way to help it maintain kidney function. After the doctor used stem cell injection, the cat's renal index decreased and its spirit and appetite also improved. Now I use exosomes and inject them regularly every 6 months. The kidneys are in good condition and the owner is more relieved!

Case 4: Chronic stomatitis (慢性口内炎)

Please see the actual case sharing to see how cats with severe stomatitis can get relief and improvement through regenerative therapy.

 

Chronic stomatitis is a common disease in cats. It is treated with regenerative therapy for 6 weeks. As shown in the picture above, when the first treatment was carried out on 11/9, the cat's stomatitis was serious, with redness, swelling and ulcers visible to the naked eye. After two weeks, the cat's stomatitis had been greatly alleviated, and the cat's diet and physiological condition also gradually improved. The tiny vesicles secreted by stem cells contain many effective substances such as growth factors, DNA, RNA and mRNA that inhibit inflammatory responses, regulate immunity and repair tissues. They have a good effect in alleviating cat stomatitis. We will continue to track whether there is a recurrence and how long the improvement lasts...

After following up the cat for nearly a year, we found that the stomatitis was well controlled and there was no sign of recurrence. Maintenance can be performed 1-2 times every 3 months to 6 months to maintain the status quo.

Intervertebral Disc Degeneration Case - 12 Year Old Dachshund

Intervertebral disc disease, abbreviated as IVDD (Intervertebral disc disease), is one of the most common neurological problems in dogs; in the most serious cases, it may lead to paralysis of the hind limbs or limbs, or even paralysis!

The cause of the disease in dogs is most likely a congenital genetic problem, namely "chondrodystrophy". The developmental integrity of the cartilage of furry dogs with this gene is not as ideal as others, which also affects the development of the intervertebral disc. The largest proportions are among dachshunds, corgis and French bulldogs, whose risk of disease is 10 times that of other dog breeds. Some are also caused by acquired factors, for example, loving to jump, climbing stairs frequently, etc. These exercises require large movements or high intensity, which will cause poor stress on the spine and cause greater damage.

"Regenerative medicine" provides these furry friends with a new treatment method to help repair nerves and cartilage tissue.

Case 5: Chronic wounds (慢性創傷)

Stem cell secretomes - difficult wound healing

 

The patient was a dog over 10 years old with a large bedsore wound. After debridement and wound care treatment, the wound, which was originally more than 15 cm in size, shrank to 12 cm and then stopped shrinking. This continued for a month. EVs secreted by stem cells were used to clean the wound and then dripped onto the wound. Gel was then used to protect the wound. After about a week, the wound shrank to 5 cm and began to scab. The owner is very satisfied with the effect of the stem cell secretions.

Case 6: Corneal ulcer (角膜潰瘍)

Deep corneal ulcer in horse's eye

This case was an ophthalmologist who had a racehorse with an eye injury and a severe deep ulcer. Veterinarians use exosomes to repair damaged corneal tissue by dripping exosomes onto the ulcerated part of the cornea. After 5 days of continuous use, the damaged cornea recovered very quickly and well.

Clinical trials have shown that stem cell injections can effectively reduce clinical symptoms in dogs and cats suffering from eosinophilic keratitis (FEK).

Case 7: Fractures and nerve damage (骨折と神経損傷)

Fracture Repair - A 13 Year Old Dog

Ah Bo is a 13-year-old dog, but he is the apple of his owner's eye. One day, he suddenly slipped at home and his owner took him to the hospital, where he was found to have serious fractures. Baoer was quite active and the wound still could not heal after 6 weeks of treatment, so his owner decided to use stem cell therapy.

After one injection, the veterinarian returned to see the dog two weeks later and found that the dog's fractured bones had begun to heal and his physical condition had improved. When Baoer returned for the second dose of stem cell treatment a month later, the fracture was almost healed.

Case 8: Anti-aging - Improvement of physiological functions

When the dog was young, it was a stray dog, but fortunately it was adopted by a kind person. Because of its childhood experiences, its physical condition is not like that of ordinary dogs. As the dog got older, his organs began to have problems, and when the veterinarian saw him, his liver index was off the charts, he had a constant fever, and his diet was also very poor. The owner felt very sorry for Coffee but didn't know how to help him, so he found regenerative therapy.

Case 9: Anti-aging - Skin and hair improvement - 16-year-old dog

 

16-year-old Granny Chiwawa; and the new hair growing after the treatment

The 16-year-old Chihuahua Granny was a pet abandoned in the hospital by her owner and was adopted by a veterinarian in the hospital. As we age, our eyes, joints, kidneys and even the hair on our bodies almost all fall out, and there are also elderly classes emerging. The veterinarian who adopted him wanted to make his condition better, so he tried giving him a stem cell injection. After a few months, there was no immediate change in the dog. As time passed, the dog began to improve slowly. After a year, its spirit and appetite were good, and its physical condition was maintained well. Amazingly, the hair on the body grew back, the skin became pink, and the dark spots disappeared. The overall condition is good, I hope it can stay healthy!

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Stem cell therapy is changing today's medical technology

If you don't leave, I will never abandon you. Once you decide to keep a pet, you will not abandon it even if it gets old. Separation and death are the inevitable stages of life. Are these clichéd truths so easy to face? Let owners understand that when their beloved pets pass away, today's medical technology and even revolutionary non-medical products can change the fate of their furry children and help owners and pets overcome difficulties.