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A natural option to help reduce pain and discomfort while supporting mobility and function.

Optimized Platelet Concentration for Enhanced Healing

How to perform the TropoVet PRP procedure?

A small sample of blood is drawn from the animal and processed in a specialized centrifuge to separate the plasma and platelets from the red blood cells and most white blood cells. The platelet-rich plasma is then concentrated to contain higher-than-normal levels of platelets and prepared for injection directly into the affected area.

TropoVet PRP is typically administered as a series of one to three injections, with approximately two to three weeks between treatments, depending on the animal’s individual needs and treatment plan.

What is it?

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) is a minimally invasive treatment that uses concentrated platelets and growth factors from your pet’s own blood to support the body’s natural healing process directly at the site of injury or inflammation.

PRP is increasingly used in veterinary medicine to support the management of orthopedic injuries, stomatitis, refractory corneal ulcers, wound healing, and other conditions. By harnessing the animal’s own natural healing potential, TropoVet™ PRP offers a minimally invasive treatment option that may be used as an alternative or adjunct to conventional therapies, including surgery, for certain injuries and chronic conditions.

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Applications for TropoVet™ PRF

TropoVet™ PRP May Be Used by Healthcare Providers in Procedures Involving:

  • Osteoarthritis

  • Pain Management

  • Tendon and ligament injuries

  • Hard to heal wounds

  • Damaged Cartilage

  • Corneal ulcers

Available in 11 ml and 22 ml sizes

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