VetStem, Inc.

09/04/2026

September is Animal Pain Awareness Month! This month on the blog, we’re highlighting the importance of recognizing, understanding, and managing pain in animals. Read our latest blog to learn more, and follow along all month for more on animal pain and treatment options.

September is Animal Pain Awareness Month. Follow the VetStem blog throughout the month for insights on recognizing and managing pain in pets.

09/03/2026

September is Animal Pain Awareness Month! Throughout the month, we’ll be sharing blogs focused on recognizing pain in animals, understanding common causes of pain, and exploring how can help support comfort and quality of life. Stay tuned and follow along all month long!

09/02/2026

Cruciate ligament injuries are a common cause of pain and lameness in , and many dogs that injure one knee eventually injure the other. Cell Therapy may help support healing, reduce pain, and minimize scar tissue when used alongside surgery or, in some cases, as a nonsurgical option for partial tears. Talk with your veterinarian to see if may be right for your dog. Or contact us for a list of VetStem providers near you: https://vetstem.com/locatevet.php

09/01/2026

We couldn't let Ginger Cat Appreciation Day without a shout out to this crazy man! Happy day to you, Rusty!

08/31/2026

Happy Monday! Just a heads up that will be closed next Monday for Labor Day. We will be back in the office on Tuesday September 8th.

08/28/2026

In today's blog, we recap CEO Dr. Bob Harman’s conversation with Dr. Jamie Gaynor on Ask Dr. Gaynor, covering VetStem’s history, the evolution of , and what’s next for .
🎥 Read the blog and watch the full conversation at the link below!

VetStem CEO Dr. Bob Harman discusses VetStem’s history, the evolution of stem cell therapy, and the future of regenerative medicine with Dr. Jamie Gaynor.

08/27/2026

When the Thursday crazies roll around... 😸

08/26/2026

Happy National Dog Day from ! We hope your furry friends get spoiled with lots of extra treats and love today!

08/25/2026

Is your pet slowing down? Changes in mobility can sometimes be easy to overlook.
Watch for:
• Difficulty getting up
• Reluctance to use stairs
• Less interest in walks or play
• Stiffness after resting
• Changes in how they move
If you notice changes, talk with your veterinarian about what may be causing them and whether or not Cell Therapy may help!