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Our pets may be difficult to train, but researchers at the University of Toronto have developed a peptide-based hydrogel system that helps encourage skin cells to crawl towards each other, leading to a more rapid closure on chronic wounds commonly found in diabetic patients. 

With their hydrogel system, wounds closed in less than 2 weeks. The peptide-hydrogel system promotes survival of the cells, and gives the cells a substrate to crawl over to help with wound closure.

I wonder if it works on dogs?