Pet stem cells are “master cells” naturally found in a pet’s body that have the ability to self-renew and develop into different types of cells. They also play an important role in supporting tissue repair, regeneration, and overall cellular function

Today, stem cells are being used in veterinary medicine as one of the supportive approaches for regenerative and wellness care in conditions such as osteoarthritis, joint inflammation, neurological conditions, kidney disease, skin disorders, and age-related degeneration, depending on veterinary evaluation and treatment planning.

Stem cells can be collected from several sources, including blood, adipose tissue (fat), and newborn umbilical cord tissue. Collecting stem cells while pets are still healthy may help preserve better cell quality for potential future use.