Joint Health
May help decrease inflammation and improve circulation in pets living with osteoarthritis, joint discomfort, and reduced mobility.
Functional Medicine
Regenerative Medicine
Restoring function. Looking forward.
Regenerative Medicine
Sometimes the Best Medicine Helps the Body Do What It Was Designed to Do.
Regenerative medicine supports your pet’s natural tissue-healing response after injury or surgery, using biologically derived therapies that guide innate repair — a targeted approach to comfort, mobility, and quality of life.
The Healing Haven Difference
Innovation Only Matters When It Improves Your Pet’s Care.
Regenerative medicine is never used simply because it’s new or different. Every treatment is recommended based on your pet’s condition, medical history, and how it fits their overall care plan.
Recommended only when it helps
Who It Helps
When Regenerative Medicine May Help
Soft-Tissue Recovery
Supports healing and appropriate tissue remodeling after tendon, ligament, and other soft-tissue injuries or surgeries.
Personalized Support
May be used alongside other therapies, medications, or treatments when it offers a meaningful benefit for your pet.
The Science
How Regenerative Therapy Works
Once administered, regenerative products (orthobiologics) act as cellular messengers, signaling the body to coordinate restorative tasks.
Cytokines
Help cells communicate and shut down destructive inflammation at the injured site.
Growth Factors
Proteins that help regulate cell growth and development.
Extracellular Vesicles
Tiny membrane-bound packages that travel to damaged tissue and instruct the animal’s own immune system to up-regulate healing.
Extracellular Matrix
Provides a natural bioscaffold that allows fibers to organize cleanly and prevents messy scar tissue.
An Evidence-Based Approach
Not Right for Every Pet or Condition.
Regenerative medicine is an evolving area of veterinary medicine.
Before recommending this option, Dr. Dunser will carefully assess your pet’s health, medical history, diagnosis, and goals to determine whether regenerative therapy is likely to provide meaningful benefit.