PRP Therapy | Emergency Veterinarian in Mercer Island

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PRP Therapy for Pets

Harnessing your pet's natural healing power.

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What Is PRP Therapy for Pets?

At Island Animal Hospital, we believe in utilizing your pet’s own natural healing abilities to help them feel their best. Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy is an exciting, cutting-edge treatment that uses your pet’s own blood to promote healing and reduce inflammation. This safe and minimally invasive procedure is especially effective for managing pain from arthritis, tendon injuries, and other chronic conditions, offering a natural and powerful alternative to traditional treatments.

PRP therapy involves taking a small sample of your pet’s blood, processing it to concentrate the platelets, and then injecting it directly into the area that needs healing. These platelets are packed with growth factors that encourage the body to repair damaged tissue more effectively, making this treatment ideal for pets who need extra help healing from injuries or managing long-term pain.

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PRP therapy is commonly used for pets suffering from arthritis, orthopedic problems, ligament injuries, or tendon damage. Arthritis, in particular, can cause significant pain and mobility issues, especially in older pets, and PRP offers a way to reduce that pain without the need for long-term medications. By promoting faster healing and reducing inflammation, this therapy helps get your pet back on their feet and enjoying life sooner.

What Conditions Are Best Treated with PRP?

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Why Choose PRP Therapy for Your Pet?

PRP therapy is an excellent option for pets who may not respond well to traditional treatments like medications or surgery. Because it’s a minimally invasive procedure and uses your pet’s own blood, it carries fewer risks and side effects. This makes it especially beneficial for older pets or those with sensitivities to certain drugs. The process itself is quick and simple, and most pets tolerate it extremely well.

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Why Choose PRP Therapy for Your Pet?

PRP therapy is an excellent option for pets who may not respond well to traditional treatments like medications or surgery. Because it’s a minimally invasive procedure and uses your pet’s own blood, it carries fewer risks and side effects. This makes it especially beneficial for older pets or those with sensitivities to certain drugs. The process itself is quick and simple, and most pets tolerate it extremely well.

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The PRP Difference

At Island Animal Hospital, we’ve seen the difference PRP therapy can make in the lives of pets who are struggling with pain and mobility issues. It’s incredibly rewarding to see a pet regain their energy, become more active, and enjoy life again after just a few treatments. If your pet has been dealing with arthritis, an injury, or slow recovery from surgery, PRP therapy could be the perfect way to help them feel like their best self again.

Why Choose PRP Therapy for Your Pet?

Why Choose PRP Therapy for Your Pet?

The PRP Difference

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