Use cases
What families come to us for
Three situations account for most of our patients. Each page covers what the protocol contains, what the evidence supports, and what a realistic timeline looks like.
Joint pain & mobility
For the dog who hesitates at the stairs, takes a minute to get up, and stopped asking for the long walk.
See the protocol →Post-surgery & injury recovery
For the dog eight weeks out from a TPLO, or the one who tore something chasing a ball and is not bouncing back.
See the protocol →Senior dog vitality
For the dog who is still here, still happy, and just moving through the world more slowly than last year.
See the protocol →Do not see your dog here?
These are the three we have the most experience with, not the only things peptides are used for. Gut health, skin and coat, and immune support come up regularly. Book the call and describe what you are seeing. The veterinarian will tell you whether there is a reasonable protocol or whether you would be better served elsewhere, and if it is the latter your $199 is refunded.
Book your DVM callNext step
Start with a real veterinary appointment.
A licensed DVM reads your dog’s file, then meets you by video. $199 for the review and the prescribing decision, refunded in full if they decide peptide therapy is not right for your dog.