VetStem, Inc.

10/09/2025

I spy with my little eye.... 🐾😻

10/08/2025

🐾𝐍𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐥 𝐏𝐞𝐭 𝐎𝐛𝐞𝐬𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐀𝐰𝐚𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐬𝐬 𝐃𝐚𝐲🐾
Did you know over half of U.S. pets are overweight? Extra pounds put added stress on joints, which can worsen and limit mobility. Maintaining a healthy weight helps your pet stay active and comfortable. And if your pet does get arthritis, is here to help!

10/07/2025

Cruciate ligament injuries are one of the most common orthopedic issues in dogs. Fortunately, Cell Therapy can support healing and may improve long-term mobility. Barley received treatment for this condition and his owner shared, "I want you to know that I fully believe stem cell therapy has significantly prolonged Barley's life. He was injured at six years old. He just turned 13 and his legs are still doing well. It truly is a miracle of science." Think may help your dog? Contact us to find a list of VetStem providers near you: https://vetstem.com/locatevet.php

10/06/2025

This week is Customer Service Week and we wanted to take a moment to recognize the customer service team. They are the friendly voices on the phone, the problem-solvers behind the scenes, and the people who go above and beyond to support our clients every day. We couldn’t do it without you! 💜

10/03/2025

October is all about movement and healthy ! With National Walk Your Dog Week and National Pet Obesity Awareness Month, there’s no better time to highlight the benefits of a simple daily walk. Walking helps manage weight, supports , and boosts overall quality of life.
Read the latest blog to learn how walking and can work together to keep your healthy and happy this fall.

Keep your dog moving with daily walks for weight management and joint health. VetStem adds extra support when needed.

10/02/2025

Hudson is all about that stick life...

10/01/2025

The first week of October is National Walk Your Dog Week, and all month is National Pet Obesity Awareness Month. Regular walks help your maintain a healthy weight and support joint health. Stay tuned to the blog for more on how walking benefits your pet’s joints!

09/30/2025

Last day to celebrate Happy Cat Month! Bonk and Nic Nac seem pretty happy about this VetStem box... 😸 Wondering if your may benefit from ? Speak to your or contact us to receive a list of providers near you.
https://vetstem.com/locatevet.php

09/29/2025

"Yana is a working dog and tore her Iliopsoas tendon when she was three years old. She had already earned two AKC tracking titles prior to injury and was in training for Search and Rescue in California. She was seen by two veterinarians before we met Dr, Kimberly Carlson who accurately diagnosed Yana's torn Iliopsoas tendon and recommended stem cell injections and VetStem which were performed. It was a long and difficult recovery as my high drive German Shepherd was restricted to leash walks only for eight-nine months but it worked. Imaging a year later showed the tendon had completely healed which is not always the outcome when that tendon is torn. Yana got back to training and was certified in Search and Rescue a year after recovery. I have kept her remaining stem cells stored at VetStem in case we may need them for future treatment. Yana will be ten years old in a couple weeks and has been serving the people and State of California searching for the missing for over five years and continues that work today. I am very grateful for Dr. Carlson and VetStem for a very positive outcome!"

09/26/2025

As Animal Pain Awareness Month wraps up, we’re bringing it full circle with a success story. From science to real results, Nellie-Jane’s journey shows how Cell Therapy can help pets find relief and enjoy a better quality of life. Check it out at the link below.

Nellie-Jane, a beagle, suffered from arthritis in multiple joints. VetStem Cell Therapy helped to reduce her pain and improve her mobility.

09/25/2025

Triple the cats, triple the cuddles. 💕🐾

09/24/2025

Did you know you can bank your dog’s before they need them? 🐾 With ’s StemInsure program, a small sample of fat collected during a routine procedure (like a spay, neuter, or dental) can be stored for future use. This means your pet’s own stem cells are ready and waiting if joint issues or injuries arise later in life. A simple step today could help protect your dog’s health tomorrow! Learn more: https://vetstem.com/steminsure.php