The Same Regenerative Science, Adapted for a Smaller Patient

K2 Regenerative Network brings single-spin PRP — and PRF when the case calls for it — to canine and feline orthopedic care, from just 12mL of blood.

12 mL

Blood per treatment

(many traditional canine kits use 30–60cc)

Under 10 Min

Single-Spin Prep, Chairside

No Chemical Activator

Light activation instead of calcium chloride or thrombin

Osteoarthritis Is Common, Chronic, and Hard to Manage Long-Term

Osteoarthritis affects at least 25% of aging dogs and isn't curable, only manageable — and long-term NSAID use carries real risk, including GI upset, ulcers, and renal or hepatic effects.

Practices need a repeatable option that doesn't require a large blood draw.


Built for Custom-Volume, In-Clinic Use

The same single-spin process used across our human PRP kits adapts directly to veterinary practice — ACD-A anticoagulant, ready in under 10 minutes, fitting within a standard appointment.

Only 12mL of blood is needed per kit, versus the 30–60cc many traditional canine PRP systems require.

Our kits are more practical for dogs and cats, where larger draws carry proportionally greater risk.


Light Activation, Not Chemical Activation

Platelet activation uses an LED Activator rather than calcium chloride or thrombin, reducing the risk of an adverse inflammatory reaction.

This is critical and a meaningful consideration in animals, where signs of discomfort can be harder to monitor.


Leukocyte-Rich by Design, with a PRF Option When Needed

Our formulations retain a mildly leukocyte-rich profile, consistent with research pointing to a real inflammatory component in osteoarthritis.

For cases needing a localized, structural scaffold rather than a liquid injection, our manufacturing partner's Bio-Incubator can convert the same PRP into an injectable PRF matrix.


One system, adapted for a smaller patient. Less blood, no chemical activation.


Clinical Applications For Your Practice

  • Canine and feline osteoarthritis (hip, elbow, stifle)

  • Cranial cruciate ligament disease and post-surgical support

  • Hip and elbow dysplasia

  • Tendon and ligament injuries

  • Adjunct to NSAID-sparing pain management protocols

  • Tambella, Martin, Cantalamessa, Serri & Attili 2018, Wounds, PMID 30418162 — a review of PRP and other hemocomponents in veterinary regenerative medicine.

Clinical Outcomes

Backed by Science


Ready to Bring Single-Spin PRP - and PRF When You Need It - Into Your Practice?

Tell us a bit about your practice and we’ll set up a no obligation demo — or call us directly at (727) 346-8050