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Future-proof your best friend's health
Expanding options for pets at every age
Currently only available for pre-desexed puppies, with solutions for older pets in development. Explore the right option for your pet below.
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Elita Puppy Banking
We are currently onboarding pre-desexed puppies, as we collect a fat tissue sample during the desexing procedure, avoiding the need for any extra surgery.
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Elita Kitten Banking
Our pre-desexed kitten banking will be ready in 2025, we will collect a fat tissue sample during the desexing procedure, avoiding the need for an extra surgery.
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Elita Dog Banking
We’re actively advancing R&D to provide less invasive sample collection for already-desexed pups, while also ensuring high-quality, robust stem cells for older pets that deliver effective treatment outcomes.
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Elita Cat Banking
We’re actively advancing R&D to develop less invasive sample collection for already-desexed pups, while also ensuring high-quality, robust cells for older pets that deliver effective treatment outcomes.
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Why bank stem cells?
A one-time decision for a lifetime of possibilities.
As easy as adding to their desexing
Stem cell collection during your pet's routine desexing is simple—an opportunity to store their cells at their healthiest with minimal effort. While we’re developing options for post-desexed pets, this is a convenient chance to secure their health today.
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Your pets perfect match
We collect fat tissue from your pet to isolate powerful stem cells. These cells can already treat joint issues and osteoarthritis, giving your pet relief today. With ongoing research, their potential is growing to target conditions like kidney and heart disease in the future.
Unlocking future treatment opportunities
In the event of health issues, your vet gains access to advanced options beyond expensive surgeries and medications—ensuring your pet receives the best care, without the added financial burden.
*Note: Currently, we only support pre-desexed puppies.
Easy as 1, 2, 3.
How it works.
Register and set your date
Sign up your pre-desexed puppy with Elita Genetics. We’ll confirm your pet’s eligibility and verify your vet’s details with you. Book an appointment with your vet to discuss the best timing for your dog’s desexing procedure and inform them you’ll be storing their cells with Elita Genetics.
Once you’ve confirmed the desexing date, let us know, and we’ll coordinate directly with your vet to ensure they have all the necessary collection information.
Procedure day
24 hours before surgery, we’ll confirm with you and your vet that everything is ready to go. Elita Genetics will deliver the collection kit to your vet ahead of the procedure. Follow your vet’s instructions for dropping off your pet.
During the procedure, your vet will collect a small fat sample. We’ll arrange secure transport to bring the sample to our lab for processing.
Process and store
Our scientists will process your pet’s sample to ensure it meets the quality and quantity needed for future treatments. Once processed, your pet’s stem cells are safely stored in our secure biobank.We’ll conduct regular quality checks to ensure your pet’s stem cells are ready whenever they’re needed for treatment.
Keeping pets healthy while empowering vets with advanced care options
"Having seen the effects of stem cell therapy overseas, I am delighted to finally have access to this revolutionary therapy in Australia. As veterinary care for pets progresses, we need more options for managing chronic disease like osteoarthritis, and stem cell therapy is a great option for older patients with comorbidities where traditional approaches may not be ideal."
"Having seen the effects of stem cell therapy overseas, I am delighted to finally have access to this revolutionary therapy in Australia. As veterinary care for pets progresses, we need more options for managing chronic disease like osteoarthritis, and stem cell therapy is a great option for older patients with comorbidities where traditional approaches may not be ideal."
