Feline Chronic Gingivostomatitis
Feline chronic gingivostomatitis (FCGS) is a painful, chronic inflammatory disease of the oral cavity that can significantly affect a cat’s ability to eat, groom, and maintain a good quality of life. Explore FCGS symptoms, disease biology, diagnosis, treatment and management, and ongoing stem cell research through Gallant’s scientific and educational resources.
A Challenging Disease to Manage
While many cats improve with conventional management, some continue to experience significant inflammation and pain despite treatment. These refractory cases can be especially difficult to manage and highlight the need for additional treatment options.
Gallant’s Work in FCGS
Gallant is investigating regenerative medicine approaches for refractory FCGS. Our research is exploring the potential of mesenchymal stromal cells and their immunomodulatory properties in cats whose disease has not responded adequately to conventional care.
Explore FCGS
Disease Overview
Take a deeper look at feline chronic gingivostomatitis, including clinical presentation, disease biology, diagnosis, conventional management, and the science behind mesenchymal stromal cell therapy for FCGS.
FCGS Educational Series
Follow the series to understand the biology of FCGS, the limitations of conventional treatment, and the research behind stem cell therapy. Gain a more complete perspective on refractory disease and where current research may lead next.
FCGS Articles and Research
Explore articles and resources from Gallant covering FCGS, regenerative medicine, and advances in stem cell research.
Free CE Courses on FCGS for Veterinary Professionals
Courses are led by board-certified veterinarians, clinicians, and researchers, with RACE-approved sessions available live and on demand. Explore the science, clinical management, and emerging stem cell therapies shaping the future of FCGS care.
