AlphaFlo® is an acellular canine tissue allograft, not a stem cell therapy. Learn how the two differ in composition, regulation, and clinical context.
Is AlphaFlo® the Same as a Stem Cell Therapy?
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CASE STUDY: Intervertebral Disc Disease
Read how AlphaFlo® was added to the care plan for Bear, a 14-year-old Siberian Husky with severe IVDD. Case report from a licensed veterinarian.
CASE STUDY: Bilateral Knee Osteoarthritis
Read how AlphaFlo® was incorporated into the care plan for a 10-year-old Belgian Malinois with bilateral knee osteoarthritis. Case report from a licensed veterinarian.
What Is AlphaFlo® for Dogs and How Do Veterinarians Use It?
Find out what AlphaFlo® is, how veterinarians use it for canine joint, orthopedic, and wound care, and what practicing vets say about incorporating it into their practices.
What VEGF and EGF Have to Do With AlphaFlo®
Learn about VEGF and EGFR, the angiogenic factors naturally present in AlphaFlo® cryopreserved canine amniotic tissue allograft and their role in tissue repair.
How AlphaFlo® Interacts With the Immune System
Learn how MCP-1 and extracellular matrix proteins in AlphaFlo® canine amniotic tissue allograft support immune regulation and tissue repair in dogs.
What Makes Amniotic Tissue Anti-Fibrotic? A Closer Look at TIMP-2
Explore TIMP-2, the anti-fibrotic factor in AlphaFlo® canine amniotic tissue allograft, and how cryopreservation preserves its biological properties for veterinary use.
What Makes Amniotic Tissue Anti-Inflammatory? A Closer Look at A2M, IL-1ra, and IL-10
Discover A2M, IL-1ra, and IL-10 — the anti-inflammatory factors naturally found in AlphaFlo® cryopreserved canine amniotic tissue allograft and their roles in tissue biology.
Why AlphaFlo® Has Become a Meaningful Part of My Clinical Approach
Bree Valensin, DVM shares how AlphaFlo® canine amniotic allograft has become a valuable addition to her clinical toolkit for orthopedic, soft tissue, and proactive canine wellness cases.
Clinical Case: Bilateral Hip Dysplasia With Objective Gait Analysis Over 29 Days
Erica Dunphy, DVM, CVMMP, CVA, CCRP Columbia Veterinary Emergency Trauma and Specialist (CVETS) | Columbia, SC Case Overview I evaluated an older German Shepherd–type dog with a known history of bilateral hip dysplasia that had progressed to notable functional...