What is Dogosterone™ Therapy and How Does it Work?
Dogosterone™ Therapy is a skilled treatment method that involves the injection of testosterone to increase your pet’s ability to get around. Dr. David Bieber developed this treatment after his chocolate lab, Bruno, became paralyzed in his hind legs due to a lower back herniated disc. As a hormone, testosterone maintains both muscle mass and bone density, but dogs that have been neutered or spayed have absolutely none. Dogosterone™ Therapy treatments will vary by dog, their condition and severity of the symptoms. Before treatment begins, a full evaluation of your pet is completed to determine if your pet is a candidate.
Is my dog a candidate for Dogosterone Therapy?
1. Dog has been neutered or spayed.
2. Dogs that benefit the most from Dogosterone, exhibit or suffer from:
* Having a hard time getting up from a lying position
* Muscle atrophy
* Hip dysplasia
* Knuckling
* Arthritis
* Intravertebral Disc Disease
* Nerve Degeneration
* Nervous or fearful
Patient Benefits
Dogosterone™ Therapy could potentially benefit the quality of life of all dogs that are either spayed or neutered; which makes up as much as 25% of all canines in the U.S. This therapy is beneficial for both patients and their owners, as it has been proven to add happy and healthy years to the canine’s lifespan.
Dogosterone Therapy means:
1. Ability to stand without assistance
2. Improved weight bearing
3. Increased strength and stamina
4. Increased jumping
5. Longer and better quality of life
Dogosterone™ Therapy is safe, simple to administer, and has no side effects. It also has a 95% success rate based on two separate clinical trials.
Dogs of all sizes can qualify as candidates for this treatment.
Contact our office (239) 454-7387, to see if your dog could be helped by Dogosterone Therapy.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This treatment is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.”