PetVivo reports improved walking speed in preliminary Spryng study in rhesus macaques with osteoarthritis
PETV•PetVivo Holdings reported preliminary results showing improved walking speed in rhesus macaques with naturally occurring osteoarthritis treated with its Spryng joint device. The company also reported a separate study found the device incorporated into joint tissues with minimal local inflammation.
1. Preliminary study results
PetVivo Holdings released two research abstracts evaluating its Spryng joint device in rhesus macaques with naturally occurring osteoarthritis. Preliminary results showed improved walking speed, while a separate study found incorporation into joint tissues with minimal local inflammation. Further analyses are ongoing, and longer-term outcomes and applicability to other species remain subjects for future research.
2. Upcoming presentations
The abstracts are scheduled for presentation at the Association of Primate Veterinarians Workshop on October 23, 2026, in Houston. Further presentations are scheduled for October 28 at the AALAS National Meeting and November 14-17 at the ACVP Annual Meeting.
