Innovation Rooted in Compassion
Pioneering Veterinary Graft Research
At Xenowide Health, we lead bold research in xenografts, allografts, and rejection reduction—shaping the future of animal healing.
Pioneering Tissue Grafting Innovations for Animals
XenoWide is always engaged in the research and development of innovative technologies to improve tissue grafting techniques for animals. We are committed to developing innovative and efficient solutions in veterinary tissue transplantation.
Revolutionizing Veterinary Tissue Transplantation
Through collaborations with universities, research centers, and veterinarians, we strive to revolutionize the field of animal healthcare.
Our Research
focuses on four key areas
Xenograft
A tissue transplant between species, where tissue from one species, like a dog (canine) bone, is transplanted into another species, such as a cat (feline). The term comes from "xeno-" (foreign) and "graft" (transplant), highlighting the cross-species nature of the procedure. Xenografts are used in advanced veterinary medicine to enhance treatment options and expand transplant possibilities.
Allograft
A tissue transplant within the same species, but between genetically different individuals. For example, a dog (canine) receiving a bone from another dog (canine). The term derives from "allo-" (other) and "graft" (transplant). Allografts are widely used in veterinary and human medicine to repair injuries while ensuring biological compatibility and reduced rejection rates.
Regenerative Medicine
An innovative medical field focused on repairing, replacing, or regrowing damaged tissues, organs, or cells. It helps restore function lost due to aging, disease, or injury. By using stem cells, biomaterials, and advanced biotechnologies, regenerative medicine offers groundbreaking solutions to enhance healing and improve long-term health in both animals and humans.
Tissue Engineering
A multidisciplinary field combining biology, engineering, and materials science to develop biological substitutes for damaged tissues. Tissue engineering enables the restoration, maintenance, or enhancement of tissue function. By creating scaffolds and bioengineered tissues, this field plays a crucial role in regenerative medicine and innovative veterinary treatments.
Key Achievements
With a commitment to innovation and scientific collaboration, Xenowide is shaping the future of veterinary medicine.