World’s First Breakthrough Stem Cell Procedure on a Goat...

World’s First Breakthrough Stem Cell Procedure on a Goat Performed in Kentucky Vet Clinic:

Advanced Technology From MediVet-America Provides Animal Therapeutic Care
World's First In-Clinic Stem Cell Therapy Performed on a Goat by MediVet-America
Nicholasville, KY (PRWEB) September 29, 2011

When Cinnamon, a seven-year-old, 325 pound goat, began receiving stem cell therapy on location at a veterinary clinic outside of Louisville, Kentucky, it was a medical first in the whole world for the animal kingdom.

The procedure at the Henry County Animal Clinic was performed by Dr. Clark Slone, DVM, to alleviate the pain Cinnamon suffered from a torn ACL and bad carpal joints.

Dr. Slone utilized the advanced, drug-free technology pioneered by MediVet-America (http://www.Medivet-America.com), a research and development company and global leader in veterinary stem cell technology and regenerative medicines.

Adult animal stem cell technology uses the body’s own regenerative healing power to help cure dogs, cats, horses and other animals suffering from arthritis, hip dysplasia and tendon, ligament and cartilage injuries and other ailments.

Fat tissue was removed from the animal, millions of stem cells were separated and activated on location through a patented L.E.D. technology, and then injected into the affected areas.

Within a month of the procedure, Cinnamon will be moving well, virtually pain free.

“These stem cells are supercharged, they’re ready to work, and automatically go to the inflamed area in the body,” said MediVet-America’s Brenda Timperman. “The animals that were having problems recover and are a whole lot better.”

Using MediVet-America’s new Adipose-Derived Stem Cell Procedure Kit, veterinary practitioners in 200 markets throughout 42 states now perform the drug-free procedure entirely in their own clinics more quickly, effectively and economically than first generation animal stem cell therapy. This new treatment, developed in Australia, is now available in 23 countries worldwide.

The stem cell advancements in veterinary medicine are paving the way for healthier and happier lives for pets in America..... Cheers Vin