AniCell Spring 2026 Update

Equine Roundtable

Upcoming CE Dates

Case Study: Mast Cell Tumor

Spring into Motion Event

Vet Spotlight – Paw Chi Holistic Veterinary Care

New Team Member – Michaela Lasker

Sterile Saline vs Sterile Water

AniCell on the Road

AniCell Equine Roundtable Series

Join AniCell Biotech for an exclusive, invite-only equine roundtable designed to foster meaningful dialogue around current challenges and emerging opportunities in equine practice. This interactive webinar brings together progressive veterinarians to discuss real-world case experience, evolving clinical perspectives, and practical applications of amnion-derived technologies. Through open conversation, we’ll explore what’s working in the field, highlight hot topics shaping the industry, and share insights on how practitioners are integrating regenerative solutions into their protocols.

May 27th 2026

7:00 p.m. EDT

An invite will be sent closer to the event.

CE Dates for Quarter 2

TUESDAY, APRIL 28th AT 7:30 p.m. EDT

WEDNESDAY, MAY 20th AT 8:30 p.m. EDT

TUESDAY, JUNE 16th AT 7:30 p.m. EDT

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Case Study: Mast Cell Tumor

This case is courtesy of Dr. Dena Kruger with Hosanna Animal Hospital.

Cherokee, an 11-year-old Boxer mix, underwent debulking of a mast cell tumor on November 19, 2025, followed by management with Stemwrap & StemWrap D. Given the biologic behavior of mast cell tumors, StemWrap D was administered subcutaneously in a circumferential “clock pattern” surrounding the surgical site to support the local tissue environment.

At just 3 months post-procedure, the site demonstrates complete closure with healthy tissue integrity and normal hair regrowth. This outcome highlights the role of amniotic-derived allografts as a biological scaffold, supporting organized tissue repair and recovery in challenging oncologic cases.

We are thankful for our veterinary partners who share their feedback with our team! Thank you for helping us refine protocols and assist us with providing innovative solutions for the veterinary community!

Quarter II:

Spring Into Motion Event

4th Quarter AniCell Anniversary Specials

Vet Spotlight

PAW CHI HOLISTIC VETERINARY CARE

In this quarter’s Vet Spotlight, we’re proud to feature Dr. Leslie Baldner, owner of Paw Chi Holistic Veterinary Care in Roseville, California, whose integrative, whole-animal approach to care blends traditional veterinary medicine with complementary modalities and regenerative solutions. Drawing from both clinical experience and personal use in her own pets, Dr. Baldner shares how amnion-derived products have become a practical addition to her workflow, supporting mobility, comfort, and overall quality of life across a wide range of patients. She also highlights the value of education, collaboration, and accessible support when incorporating regenerative technologies into practice.

Read the full feature to learn more about her approach and perspective on advancing patient care through thoughtful, whole-animal strategies.

Welcome to the Team Michaela

Michaela Lasker
Southern Sales Representative + Montana

With a background rooted in veterinary medicine and seedstock Angus production, Michaela Lasker brings both hands-on experience and industry insight to AniCell Biotech. After earning her degree in Animal Science from Montana State University, she built her career in reproductive and pharmaceutical sales, gaining experience in bull stud operations, injectable trace minerals, rumen health, and equine supplementation.

She is excited to join the AniCell team, supporting both equine performance clinics and small animal practices, with a particular interest in advancing applications within the reproductive sector. Outside of work, Michaela enjoys barrel racing, attending rodeo events with her husband, and spending time with their young daughter.

Sterile Saline vs Sterile Water

How to reconstitute amniotic allografts properly to promote efficacy

When reconstituting desiccated amnion-derived allografts, sterile saline (0.9% sodium chloride) is preferred over sterile water because of its isotonicity. Saline more closely mimics the osmotic environment of physiologic extracellular fluid, helping preserve the structural integrity of extracellular matrix components, such as collagen and glycoproteins, during rehydration. In contrast, sterile water is hypotonic and may contribute to osmotic stress, potentially disrupting matrix architecture and diminishing handling characteristics.

Using sterile saline enables more controlled rehydration of the graft, helps maintain its intended physical properties, and facilitates consistent application in a clinical setting.

AniCell BioTech On the Road

Integrative Veterinary Medicine for Longevity

GVS Con Tarrytown NY

Dr. Marty Pets

We are proud to partner with Dr. Marty Goldstein, DVM as he lectures on integrative veterinary approaches to promote longevity, wellness and safety through the use of regenerative technologies.