Tuesday, April 5, 2011

ACell-Vet/ Amazing Regenerative Medicine

Normally I don't post the advertisements I receive in my COMMENTS box. That's why I have moderation turned on. Too many advertisers want to "hitch a ride".  Now I don't mind if it's a product directly related to dogs or bird dogs, or especially Gordon Setters. That's what my blog is all about. I do not publish ads for anything unrelated to the purpose of my blog. I do read every single one and sometimes they are worth allowing. Some are even  worth talking about. This is such the case.

 If you have a dog, or especially an old dog with joint problems, or if your dog has a joint injury, this should interest you. It's all about regenerative medicine and it looks like they are having pretty good success with it in animals as well as humans. ACell-Vet can add significant quality to your pets life if they are in pain. It is healing at the cellular level and it is fascinating stuff!

I was not asked to do this, nor am I being paid for it. I received a link in my comments, on a previous post I did called,  Follow Up on ACell Vet .   I'm putting it out there because I followed the link and liked what I read about it. Please read for yourself,  decide your own conclusions, and make your own decisions. But I do highly recommend that you visit the web site,  ACell-Vet or the blog that was just started by Ralph Leasure, Executive Vice President, Sales & Marketing. You can even sign up to Follow if you choose. I did.


To learn more about this amazing new science and how it can help your pet click here  :
OR, any of the links through out this post.

3 comments:

  1. Interesting technology. I hope this will become more prominent in vet practices if it is successful.

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  2. Thanks for bringing this up. I'll have to look into it. Always better to look into things before you need them and have to make a snap decision.

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  3. T. ~ I agree. The more success stories they have, the more it will become available. Looks good.

    ArtOC, I agree with you too. Always have been sort of a preventative kind of person when it comes to medicine. Mine, and the dogs.

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