AlphaFlo

02/27/2026

TPLO procedures present unique challenges for tissue support. In this case study, AlphaFlo® was used intra-articularly at the veterinarian’s discretion.

Learn how AlphaFlo® was incorporated into a TPLO protocol and how it complemented the clinical plan.

Full case study:

Explore how AlphaFlo® helped support faster recovery times and enhanced healing for canine TPLO patients in a compelling case study. Learn more here.

02/26/2026

We’re heading to Fetch Charlotte! Stop by and see us March 13-14 where Dr. Mark of DrMark.Vet in Victoria, Texas, will be teaching a continuing education program on regenerative medicine.

Dr. Ginger Johnson DC and Christian Beaudry will be on hand at the booth.

02/23/2026

This is Buckle. 💛 After being hit by a car, his veterinary team chose to incorporate AlphaFlo® as part of his care plan.

Footage shared by the clinic shows his journey through recovery, with AlphaFlo® used to support tissue protection at the veterinarian’s discretion.

AlphaFlo® is a liquid, acellular canine amniotic tissue allograft. Learn more: https://alphaflocanine.com/

02/19/2026

K-9 units are some of the most dedicated working dogs. When a police dog suffered an injury in the line of duty, veterinary clinicians chose AlphaFlo® to support tissue health during recovery.

Read the full blog: https://alphaflocanine.com/wounded-police-dog-recovery-alphaflo/

02/17/2026

🧬 Over 1.4 Million Exosomes per mL—What Does That Actually Tell You?

This graphic highlights just a few of the biologically active factors found in AlphaFlo®, a liquid, cryopreserved, acellular canine amniotic tissue allograft.

Each vial is produced to maintain consistency in exosome concentration and preserve naturally occurring proteins like A*M, IL-10, VEGF, and more.

AlphaFlo® is ready to use and requires no on-site preparation. It’s distributed through major veterinary channels including Patterson, Covetrus, MWI, Midwest, and Vetcove.

Veterinarians may consider this option when exploring alternatives to traditional PRP or powdered tissue formats.

Learn more about what makes AlphaFlo® different: https://alphaflocanine.com/

02/16/2026

This special pup’s journey was captured at Topgun Veterinarian Service, LLC with Dr. Audrey Turbeville . 🐶✨

AlphaFlo® was selected to support tissue care and comfort. The following footage was documented by the veterinary team.

AlphaFlo® is a liquid, acellular canine amniotic tissue allograft, used at the discretion of licensed veterinarians. Learn more: https://alphaflocanine.com/

02/13/2026

Tomorrow is Valentine’s Day, and we’re sharing something close to the heart: a regenerative option that’s as consistent as it is easy to use. As a vet, AlphaFlo® is ready when you are, and it fits seamlessly into your clinical workflow.

As a pet parent, AlphaFlo® works to increase health benefits for your beloved dog.

If your regenerative strategy could use a little love, start here: https://alphaflocanine.com/

02/12/2026

Reaper overcame two separate injuries thanks to veterinary-led care, rehab and the use of AlphaFlo® in his care plan. Last December he earned “Dog of the Year” and took 1st place in his class. We're proud to support working dogs and the teams behind them!

Learn how AlphaFlo® is used in care plans like Reaper's: https://alphaflocanine.com/

02/11/2026

In this case, a 2-year-old German Shepherd presented with a complex chest wound. After traditional care and dehiscence, the clinician chose AlphaFlo® to supplement and protect tissue during recovery.

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Chest wounds can be life-threatening for dogs. AlphaFlo® offers a supportive approach aimed at enhancing recovery and well-being. Explore our holistic veterinary care strategies.

02/10/2026

Congratulations to Dr. Erica Dunphy, CVMMP, CVA, CCRP, for being named Best Holistic Veterinarian by Columbia Metropolitan Magazine! Her integrative approach to rehabilitation continues to support patient well-being through thoughtful, compassionate care.

Dr. Dunphy is a board-certified sports medicine and rehabilitation specialist and the lead investigator for our TPLO study at CVETS Columbia Veterinary Emergency Trauma and Specialty in Columbia, SC. If you're in the area and your dog is a candidate for TPLO surgery, consider participating in the study to explore whether it may be an option for you: https://link.alphaflocanine.com/widget/form/2YhgfePwAsUC7y5ya7mg

Learn more about AlphaFlo® and its role in veterinary practice: https://alphaflocanine.com/