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06/03/2026

Refractory Feline Chronic Gingivostomatitis (FCGS) is a debilitating disease that results in chronic oral inflammation, pain, difficulty eating, and reduced quality of life.

In the third installment of our FCGS Educational Series, we review the use of mesenchymal stromal cell (MSC) therapy and immunomodulatory mechanisms of MSCs for refractory FCGS and review the clinical evidence evaluating the safety and efficacy of MSCs in cats with refractory FCGS.

Read the article here: https://bit.ly/4x3XkoM

05/14/2026

Feline Chronic Gingivostomatitis (FCGS) is one of the most debilitating inflammatory diseases affecting cats, often causing severe oral pain, difficulty eating and grooming, and reduced quality of life.

In the first installment of our Feline Chronic Gingivostomatitis Educational Series, we explore the underlying causes of FCGS, including immune dysregulation, viral infection, periodontitis, and changes to the feline oral microbiome. Advances in understanding the immune pathology of FCGS have helped drive the development of targeted therapies, including mesenchymal stromal cell (MSC) therapy, which aim to address the disease at its source.

Read the article here: https://bit.ly/4daDGQf

05/12/2026

Join us tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. ET for a live free GallantU CE webinar with nationally recognized orthopedic surgeon Barbro Filliquist, DVM, MAS, DACVS-SA, DECVS.

Designed for veterinary professionals, this evidence-based session will explore the underlying causes of canine OA, the role regenerative medicine and stem cell therapy can play in treatment, and the latest advances in veterinary orthopedics shaping the future of OA care.

🔗 Register to attend live: https://bit.ly/4t2T31z

05/10/2026

We’re pleased to share a newly published manuscript from Gallant’s vice president of Veterinary Affairs, Dr. Rebecca Windsor, DVM, DACVM.

Published in Rare Disease and Orphan Drugs Journal, this review explores how mesenchymal stromal cell (MSC) therapy may transform treatment approaches for rare, often devastating neurological diseases, along with observed similarities between some human and companion animal neurological conditions.

This work highlights the pivotal role of veterinary medicine in advancing translational science—and the opportunity to bring meaningful innovation to patients with limited options.

👉 Read the full manuscript here: https://bit.ly/42rJqih

Stem cell therapy is being explored for several rare neurological conditions in humans given their potential immunomodulatory, reparative, and regenerative capabilities. Existing standard treatments for most neuroinflammatory and neurodegenerative disorders are primarily palliative, focusing on symp...

05/06/2026

Today marks Gallant’s next meaningful step toward transforming osteoarthritis care for pets.

Two exciting new developments:

🔹 FDA-CVM grants Gallant eligibility for expanded conditional approval for our canine OA mesenchymal stromal cell (MSC) therapy

🔹 Gallant’s randomized, placebo-controlled pilot trial data evaluating intravenous (IV) MSCs in canine patients with naturally occurring OA demonstrate a strong safety profile with repeat IV dosing and positive efficacy data across all pet parent and veterinary assessed outcomes.

Press release: https://bit.ly/4n80naM

Osteoarthritis, the most common disease in dogs, is now understood to be an immune-driven condition that begins early in life. Advances in Gallant’s canine IV OA platform represent steady progress toward making MSC therapy accessible to all veterinarians and pets. With MSCs’ potential to control clinical signs AND address the biological processes driving disease, the future of OA management is looking bright.

Pilot study data: https://bit.ly/4naktl0

05/04/2026

Arthritis Awareness Month is an important opportunity to raise awareness and spark conversation around a condition that affects millions of pets.

Osteoarthritis is a common, progressive, inflammatory joint disease in dogs and cats. While clinical signs can sometimes be obvious, they are often subtle—especially in cats—making early recognition a persistent challenge for both veterinarians and pet parents.

As awareness around the importance of early detection grows, so does our ability to rethink how we approach care. Emerging research in regenerative medicine, including stem cell therapies, is expanding what may be possible by targeting inflammation at its source and supporting the body’s natural healing processes.

At Gallant, we’re committed to advancing this science and helping shape the future of care.

05/01/2026

Our upcoming May CE webinar on GallantU focuses on Canine Osteoarthritis: Current Concepts and Advances in Treatment.

Join renowned orthopedic surgeon Barbro Filliquist for an evidence-based review of OA in dogs, from pathophysiology to treatment selection, including the role of regenerative medicine.

In this session, you’ll learn:
1. How OA pathophysiology informs treatment decisions
2. Why identifying underlying cause matters in treatment planning
3. What current evidence shows regarding conventional and regenerative therapeutic options for canine OA
4. The role of regenerative medicine in the management of OA

🐾 Register to join live: https://bit.ly/4t2T31z

04/27/2026

2,000 veterinary professionals are now part of the GallantU community 💙👨‍⚕️👩‍⚕️

Just a few months ago, we celebrated our first 1,000 learners. This pace of growth tells a clear story—there is genuine interest in regenerative medicine and exploring better solutions for everyday veterinary care.

To our community—thank you for being part of this journey and for showing up with such energy and engagement. Your curiosity pushes us to keep improving and helps move the industry forward.

🐾 We are only getting started. More good learning to come!

04/25/2026

On World Veterinary Day, we recognize the dedication, resilience, and compassion that define the veterinary profession.

Behind every diagnosis, treatment plan, and late-night emergency is a veterinary team carrying not only clinical responsibility, but deep empathy for their patients and the people who love them. It’s a profession that demands scientific rigor, emotional strength, and an unwavering commitment to care, often in the face of complex challenges.

Veterinary teams are advocates, problem-solvers, and healers. They celebrate the wins, shoulder the losses, and continue showing up, day after day, for the animals and families who depend on them.

Today, and every day, we thank the veterinary community for the critical role they play in advancing animal health and strengthening the human-animal bond.

04/21/2026

Innovation doesn’t happen in isolation - it happens in rooms like this.

The IVAPM Forum brought together forward-thinking leaders in animal health, all united by a shared mission: improving outcomes for pets through better pain management.

Our team had the opportunity to connect with peers who are equally committed to exploring new approaches to managing pain.

At Gallant, we see firsthand how regenerative medicine is shaping the future of veterinary care. Events like IVAPM create space for meaningful dialogue, fostering new relationships and collaborations that help move the field forward.