PetBioCell

15/03/2026

Unser Patient der Woche, 24jähriger Welsh Cob mit chronischem Asthma, Behandlung mit toleranzinduzierenden dendritischen Zellen (tolDC) Anfang Februar:
"x geht es gut. Die Zelltherapie scheint gut an zu schlagen.
Er ist jetzt seit drei Wochen medikamentenfrei. Das erste Mal seit November 2025. Seine Atemfrequenz schwankt zwischen 8-14 Atemzügen pro Minute. Je nach Wetter/Temperatur und Pollenbelastung. Das ist ein Erfolg.
Die erste Woche nach Verabreichung war er extrem munter. Fast schon wie "aufgezogen".
Aber er ist weiter munter und hat auch wieder Lust zu arbeiten.
Eine tierärztliche Kontrolle der Lunge/Bronchien steht am 24.03. an." Unser Team von PetBioCell informiert Sie gerne über unsere Arbeit auch für Ihr Pferd!
Our Patient of the week - 24 year old Welsh Cob with chronic asthma:
"x is doing well. The cell therapy seems to be working well.
He has now been off medication for three weeks. The first time since November 2025. His respiratory rate fluctuates between 8 and 14 breaths per minute, depending on the weather, temperature and pollen levels. That’s a success.
The first week after the treatment, he was extremely lively. Almost as if he’d been ‘wound up’.
But he’s still lively and has regained his enthusiasm for work.
A veterinary check-up of his lungs and bronchi is scheduled for 24 March."
Our team at PetBioCell would be happy to tell you more about how we can help your horse too!

15/03/2026

Wir freuen uns, dass unsere (er)neue (rte Webseite online ist. Bitte besuchen und helfen sie weiter zu verbessern!

Gemeinsam mit dem behandelnden Tierarzt entwickeln wir maßgeschneiderte Therapien, die individuell auf das Tier und seine Erkrankung abgestimmt sind.

08/03/2026

Nun wird es aber Zeit zu starten- innovativ gegen Sommerräude mit toleranzinduzierenden dendritischen Zellen - wir informieren Sie gerne über unsere Hilfe bei Ihrem Problem! - Bitte sprechen Sie uns an - info@petbiocell.de But now it's time to get started – innovative treatment for summer mange with tolerance-inducing dendritic cells – we would be happy to provide you with information about how we can help you with your problem. Please contact us at info@petbiocell.de

16/02/2026

Für alle Besitzer mit Pferden, die an Sommerräude leiden: wir von PetBioCell haben da was: toleranzinduzierende dendritische Zellen! Wir informieren gerne, bitte kurze Fallschilderung mit Telefonnummer an info@petbiocell.de

14/02/2026

Not all lymphomas are created equal.
And “small cell” does NOT mean “small problem.”

On February 26, WORLD ONCOLOGY CONNECTIONS brings together international leaders to explore what’s new and what’s clinically game-changing in molecular diagnostics for hematopoietic tumors.

🕙 22:00 JST
🕗 08:00 Eastern Time

From flow cytometry and PARR in CLL and indolent lymphoma…
to the clinical and molecular complexity of acute leukemias…
to integrating canine and human perspectives in B-cell lymphoma…

This is where diagnostics move beyond morphology… and into precision.

If you’ve ever wondered:
• When is PARR truly useful?
• How do we better define indolent vs aggressive disease?
• What can comparative oncology actually teach us in practice?

This webinar is for you.

Three continents. One stage.
High-level science. Real clinical relevance.

Join us.

⚠️ This session is exclusive to ESVONC members.

If you’re part of the community — don’t miss it.
If you’re not… you might want to reconsider. 😉

25/11/2025

Über den Einsatz eines Antikörpers beim oralen Melanom des Hundes wurde auf der disjährigen VCS-Tagung in Salt lake City berichtet

Die Behandlung von Melanomen mit Hilfe von Antikörpern ist eine bekannte Strategie bei erkrankten Menschen. Für Hunde gibt es dazu nur wenige Informationen. Bei der diesjährigen Annual Conference der Veterinary Cancer Society in Salt Lake City trug die Kollegin Rachel Mosley, Universität Missour...

07/11/2025

Auf der VCS-Tagung in Salt Lake City stellten Forscher ihrer Ergebnisse vor, die die genetische Disposition für mehrere Krebserkrankung bei Golden Retrievern zeigt

Forscher verschiedener Institute in den USA beschäftigten sich mit den genetisch angelegten Risikofaktoren für die Bildung mehrerer – gleichzeitiger – Tumorerkrankungen bei Golden Retrievern. Die beteilitgen Institutionen waren: Das Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, Cambridge, MA, USA; die U...

06/11/2025

Interessante Forschungsergebnisse der Kollegen aus Florida zum Zusammenahng Mikroflora zu Mund-Tumoren bei Hund und Katze

Forscher der University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, USA stellten auf der Annual Conference der Veterinary Cancer Society in Salt Lake City ihre Ergebnisse zur Mundflora bei an Mundtumoren erkrankten Haustieren vor. Neue Erkenntnisse deuten darauf hin, dass das orale Mikrobiom, insbesondere bestimmt...

11/10/2025

Background Doxorubicin (DOX) is an anthracycline chemotherapeutic used for many canine malignancies, and its adverse event (AE) profile has been well-described in dogs. A limited sampling (LS) pharmacokinetic model was recently developed in canine patients to predict hematologic exposure to DOX. The...

09/10/2025

30. Deutscher Tierärztetag in Dortmund mit dem Thema “Tierschutz im tierärztlichen Alltag”

23/09/2025

https://www.cell.com/cancer-cell/abstract/S1535-6108(25)00321-6

Grandis et al. evaluate the activity of a cyclic oligonucleotide inhibitor of STAT3, CS3D, in immunocompetent models of mouse head and neck cancer and in a clinical trial of pet cats with oral cancer. CS3D has low toxicity and modulation of immune parameters is associated with anti-tumor activity.

17/09/2025

🍂 September is Su***de Prevention Month. Veterinarians are at an increased risk of su***de when compared to other professions in the United States. It is time to raise awareness and take action.

🍂 The CDC published a study in 2018 in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association (JAVMA). The research concluded that “female veterinarians were 3.5 times as likely, and male veterinarians were 2.1 times as likely, to die from su***de as the general population.”

🍂 The study determined that not one factor led to su***de, but a combination of factors including long work hours, work overload, practice management responsibilities, educational debt, poor work-life balance and access.

🍂 In a December 2023 survey conducted by the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), the number of US veterinarians in clinical practice was 82,704. And of those veterinarians only 4.1% (3,972 veterinarians) are practicing equine medicine. Did you know that the survey revealed that within five years, 50% of these veterinarians leave the field? And did you know that the horse population in the USA is roughly 6.5 million horses?

🍂 Often times, veterinary professionals are juggling their career and personal life. Veterinarians, technicians, assistants, receptionists and managers are important, compassionate, dedicated and critical team members providing knowledgeable and skilled care to your horses. We genuinely love our patients and want to do right by them and their owners; however, the industry is often plagued with negativity from many sources including social media. Let’s start a comment and photo thread of kindness for the RE veterinarians, technicians, assistants, receptionists and managers. Or better yet the next time you see your veterinarian and their technician or assistant or talk to a receptionist - remind them how much you value them and their time.

🍂 Su***de and Crisis Lifeline: Call or Text 988.
🍂 Not One More Vet, Inc: A resource for veterinarians and their staff members.

American Association of Equine Practitioners