Pit bull puppy survives attack and is treated with MicroLyte VET for a rapid recovery When the pit bull puppy named Aadya showed up at Allegan Vet Clinic on August 25th, 2019, Dr. Carissa Coulson began treatment with a sugar/iodine solution – and ordered MicroLyte… Read More »From the Archives: Big Dog – Small Dog Attack
April 14, 2021 – Imbed Biosciences is proud to announce that its animal health product, MicroLyte® Vet, is now available in Canada through McCarthy and Sons Service. McCarthy & Sons Service is a full-service veterinary marketing, supply, and distribution company. Their team of distribution representatives… Read More »MicroLyte® Vet Now Available in Canada
Madison, WI, January 25, 2020 – Imbed Biosciences Inc. (Imbed), a privately held biotech company emerging as a leader in the advanced wound care, announced today that it has entered an exclusive distribution agreement with Jorgensen Laboratories (“Jorvet”) to distribute its MicroLyte® VET wound dressings… Read More »Imbed Bio Partners With Jorvet for Master Distribution of MicroLyte® Vet Wound Dressings
MicroLyte VET quickly becoming a standard part of veterinary wound management. When the veterinary co-founders of Imbed Biosciences started working on a new solution to many problems in wound management, they had a vision to create something that would become widely used by their colleagues.… Read More »California Veterinary Medical Reserve Corps Names MicroLyte VET in its Burn Treatment Protocol
In late June of 2020, Dr. Louis Gotthelf, Chief of Staff at the Animal Hospital of Montgomery, AL, contacted Imbed for a trial of MicroLyte VET. Two weeks later, on July 9th, a 6-year-old male neutered miniature Poodle presented for a “check nails” issue to… Read More »Case Report – Necrotic tissue debridement and healing
Supplying the front line with advanced wound care When the wildfires in Australia began raging in late 2019, Imbed Biosciences started looking for ways to help. Within weeks, three partners joined with Imbed to supply MicroLyte VET to the response veterinarians who were there treating… Read More »Australia Wildfire Aid