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Revolutionizing Canine Corneal Ulcer Repair: Freeze-Dried Amniotic Membrane Grafts in Veterinary Ophthalmology

Deep melting corneal ulcers in dogs can present a rapid and devastating progression of ocular disease, often threatening the structural integrity of the eye and leading to potential vision loss or enucleation. Traditional repair methods, while effective, can involve significant tissue manipulation or lengthy healing periods. However, a 2025 study by Lengellé and colleagues highlights […]

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Brachycephalic Dog Breeds and Corneal Ulcers: Recognizing the Signs and Protecting Your Dog’s Vision

Brachycephalic dog breeds, like French Bulldogs and Pugs, are highly prone to corneal ulcers due to their prominent eyes and limited blinking. If left untreated, these ulcers can cause severe pain, vision loss, or even require costly surgery. Learn how to spot the early signs and discover how Vetrix EyeQ Amniotic Eye Drops can help speed up healing and protect your dog’s eyesight.

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The Benefits of Amnion in Veterinary Medicine: Introducing EyeQ Equine Amniotic Eye Drops

Amnion-based therapies are gaining recognition in veterinary medicine for their remarkable ability to promote natural healing and reduce inflammation. These biologic products, derived from the amniotic membrane, provide veterinarians with innovative treatment options for a range of conditions. At Vetrix, our mission is to harness the regenerative power of amnion to elevate patient care, which […]

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The Power of Amnion in EyeQ Drops

Discover how Vetrix® EyeQ Amniotic Eye Drops use the natural healing capabilities of amnion and a bioscaffold to promote site-specific healing and full tissue regeneration for veterinary ophthalmology.

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EyeQ amniotic Eye Drops further Regenerative medicine that is Affordable, Effective, and Easy-to-Use

Vetrix®: Leading the Way in Veterinary Regenerative Medicine with EyeQ Amniotic Eye Drops In the world of veterinary medicine, innovation is crucial for ensuring that pets receive the best possible care. Vetrix® has long been a pioneer in the field of regenerative medicine, offering solutions that help veterinarians provide advanced treatments to their patients. Among […]

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How To Help Dogs With A Spinal Tumor Diagnosis

According to the Veterinary Society of Surgical Oncology, spinal tumors in dogs are uncommon, but when they do happen, 90% of spinal tumors occur in large-breed dogs. Meningioma is the most common and presents most often in the cervical spinal cord. Regardless of the type of spinal tumor a veterinarian may face treating at some […]

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How to Treat Bite Wounds in Dogs

Bite wounds are one of the most common reasons dogs see their veterinarians. If a dog is bitten or gets into a fight with another dog, this is what needs to happen first: As the dog’s owner, stay calm. Panic will only make the situation worse. Don’t get between your dog and the other dog(s) […]

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Is a Raw Food Diet Good for Dogs?

To feed a dog a raw diet, you must provide a variety of foods, so the dog gets the required nutrients to live a healthy life. Commercial pet foods became popular in the 1960s, making it easy to forget that dogs can eat numerous vegetables, fruits, grains, and meats, all of which are essential to a balanced diet.

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How to Provide Superior Wound Care Treatment

Any veterinarian worth their salt knows that providing superior wound care treatment starts with assessing the overall stability of the animal. Once the patient is stable, the next step is administering first aid for the wound as soon as safely possible. Your treatment should follow the fundamentals of debridement, infection or inflammation control, and moisture […]

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