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FAQs
Common Questions
Do I need a prescription to order?
Prescription requirements may vary by product. Please review the individual product information and consult your veterinarian before starting any new treatment.
Is this safe for my cat, not just my dog?
RegenOPet offers products and technologies designed for both dogs and cats. Every pet is different, so we recommend consulting your veterinarian before starting any new treatment.
How fast will I see results?
Every pet and situation is different. RegenOPet does not promise a specific timeline for results, and your veterinarian can help you understand what to expect.
How do I know which product is right for my pet?
Start with what you’re seeing—such as stiffness, mobility challenges, slow healing, or lower energy. Explore our condition-based guidance and discuss the available options with your veterinarian.
What types of products does RegenOPet offer?
RegenOPet offers regenerative options including peptide therapy, LED light therapy, exosome therapy, shockwave therapy, and Ascellos®.
Can I use RegenOPet products alongside my pet's veterinary care?
RegenOPet is designed to work with your veterinarian, not around them. We recommend discussing any new treatment with your veterinarian as part of your pet’s broader care plan.
Are RegenOPet products backed by research?
RegenOPet follows an evidence-informed approach, with products selected based on published veterinary and comparative-medicine research and clear information provided on product pages.
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Every pet’s situation is different. Browse by condition, explore individual products, or bring your questions to your veterinarian using the information on our product pages.
DISCLAIMER: RegenOPet products are intended to support your pet's health and recovery as part of a broader care plan. They are not a substitute for veterinary diagnosis or treatment. Always consult your veterinarian before starting any new treatment for your pet.