Full initial consultation and physical exam with assessment and recommendations
When your beloved dog is unwell, you want the very best treatment and care that’s available. That’s where we can help.
We’re Stem Cell Vet, the UK’s only stand alone stem cell clinic dedicated to the treatment of joint related conditions in dogs.
Stem cell therapy has an extraordinary success rate in canines. It’s one of the most powerful treatments now available to help your dog become mobile and pain free.
If your dog has a joint related condition, please get in touch so we can get started on your dog’s road to recovery.
Hear Dr Halperin discuss why he started a stem cell veterinary clinic.
Benefits of stem cell therapy for dogs
Treats the source
of the problem
Minimally
invasive
Covered by most pet
insurance
Fast recovery
time
Long lasting pain
relief
Improved quality
of life
Benefits of stem cell therapy for dogs
Treats the source |
Minimally |
Covered by most |
Fast recovery |
Long lasting |
Improved quality |
Optimising the joint for health & mobility
At Stem Cell Vet we take a multi-modal approach with each individual dog in order to achieve the best possible outcome.
We have developed our own triple therapy method which is unique to our clinic and directly contributes to our high success rates.
Our single goal is to significantly improve the lives of the patients under our care.
This means we may offer complementary regenerative therapies, as part of the stem cell therapy to enhance efficacy of treatment.
Would it change your dog’s life if they could get their mobility back?
Get started today with 3 steps to an improved quality of life for your dog
1. FREE Telephone Consultation
We can assess your dog’s suitability for regenerative medicine such as stem cell therapy, over the phone.
If we think we can improve your dog’s quality of life, we’ll then invite you to an in-person (or video) consultation so we can examine your dog.
We also do the leg work for you and can get pre-approval for treatment from your pet insurance company for treatment.
We also have other funding options available if you don’t have pet insurance.
We invite you to book your free phone consultation with us now by filling in the online form. Click the button below to get started.
2. FREE* Vet Consultation
- In person or video consultation and physical exam.
- We conduct a full clinical examination of your dog either via video or at our clinic in Somerset, and discuss treatment options with you.
- If we believe stem cell therapy or another treatment will benefit your dog, we’ll offer you the option to schedule the stem cell procedure with us.
- Treatment can be carried out on this same day if desired.
* consultation fee is £250 but will be free for pet owners who proceed with treatment (£250 discount will be applied to subsequent treatment fees).
3. Treatment to help your dog with arthritic pain
As the first step, we administer a short general anaesthetic and remove some fat cells from your dog’s tummy. This takes under an hour and your dog will go home on the same day. Any complementary regenerative treatments such as PRP or joint fluid replacement injections are usually also administered at the same time.
The fat cells then go to our lab and stem cells are isolated, grown into millions, activated and counted, which can take up to 30 days.
We then schedule a follow up appointment to have the stem cells injected directly into your dog’s joints with the help of a sedative or short anaesthetic.
The treatment is safe and painless and your dog will go home on the same day.
If you have been considering stem cell therapy for your dog, there has never been a better time to speak to us.
What our stem cell treatment service includes
Our goal is to give every dog we treat the absolute best possible care because your dog’s happiness means the world to us.
We provide the gold standard of care and offer the very best cutting-edge treatments that are available including:
We’re the UK’s centre of excellence for arthritis care
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Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons
British Veterinary Association
British Veterinary Orthopaedic Association
Veterinary Osteoarthritis Alliance
