The most common reasons for osteoarthritis in pets are the natural ageing process, but also overstrain and injury. Dogs and cats are often affected by hip dysplasia – a pathological change in the hip joint.

The classical therapies for the treatment of osteoarthritis and hip dysplasia in cats and dogs often have significant side effects and often end with surgery. These therapeutic approaches are limited by their nature.

When treating a pet with the Ferakin therapy, the veterinarian produces an Autologous Cytokine Rich Serum (ACRS), which is extracted from the animal’s blood. The finished serum is 100 % autologous and contains high concentrations of the body’s own messenger substances for anti-inflammation and tissue regeneration (interleukins and growth factors). Positive interleukins present in the serum can regulate the inflammation and the growth factors stimulate the regeneration of the damaged tissue. 

Ferakin therapy is increasingly being used therapeutically for inflammatory skin diseases and poorly healing wounds. The focus here is on targeted regulation of inflammation and rapid tissue regeneration. Anti-inflammatory interleukins and growth factors in the serum support and accelerate these processes in a completely natural way.

Ferakin is completely natural and has an unrestricted therapy duration.

• Knee joint
• Cubital joint
• Carpal joint
• Saddle joints
• Hip joint
• Tarsal joint
• Shoulder joint
• Joints of the spine