By species

The patient first. The chemistry second.

Pick a species — we'll surface the peptides studied for it, the honest caveats, and a representative case.

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Dogs

  • · Diabetes mellitus
  • · Soft-tissue & ligament healing
  • · GI protection

Body-weight–based dosing; comorbid endocrine disease common in seniors — screen first.

Open Dogs
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Cats

  • · Overweight/obesity
  • · Diabetes mellitus
  • · Chronic kidney disease

More than 50% of domestic cats are overweight/obese — and weight reduction is among the few interventions shown to extend feline lifespan.

Open Cats
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Horses

  • · Tendon & ligament injury
  • · Wound healing
  • · Reproductive ovulation induction

Many peptides are banned in racing/competition (e.g., TB-500). Verify with the governing body before any clinical use.

Open Horses
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Small mammals & exotics

  • · Adrenal disease (ferrets)
  • · Reproductive control (rabbits)
  • · Wound healing

Data is thinnest here. Veterinary judgment and extrapolation are essential; we flag every monograph where species-data is absent.

Open Small mammals & exotics
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Senior & oncology support

  • · Adjunctive immune support
  • · Mitochondrial support in CKD
  • · Quality-of-life management

Coordinate with primary oncology team. Investigational peptides are adjuncts — never replacements for standard of care.

Open Senior & oncology support
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Working & service animals

  • · Recovery between deployments
  • · Joint, tendon & ligament resilience
  • · Wound healing

Handler-driven protocols; document rest & return-to-work criteria alongside peptide plans.

Open Working & service animals