Pets on peptides. (PETides)
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Pets on peptides.
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The equine industry has been using peps for years is my understanding. Also, know someone personally who used BP/TB for their pet with amazing results. Pooch's back end was wearing away with Arthritis, could hardly walk or hold himself up. Vet had suggested peps but at a ridiculous cost. I mentioned that they could get it much much cheaper if they wanted to do some research. I shared sites/documents with them to review, and left it at that. Fast forward 2 1/2 months, Pooch is walking without much trouble, can hold himself up, made my heart happy.
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The equine industry has been using peps for years is my understanding. Also, know someone personally who used BP/TB for their pet with amazing results. Pooch's back end was wearing away with Arthritis, could hardly walk or hold himself up. Vet had suggested peps but at a ridiculous cost. I mentioned that they could get it much much cheaper if they wanted to do some research. I shared sites/documents with them to review, and left it at that. Fast forward 2 1/2 months, Pooch is walking without much trouble, can hold himself up, made my heart happy.
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@HockeyRat Click on the link. He has his own protocol. But since there isn't much officially than unedoctal research, if any. Note: Most of the pet medication are our medication but in very low dosages. I would approach it the same. But also there are many medication you can't give your pet. You may need to do a little research to make your best informationed decision and share.
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The equine industry has been using peps for years is my understanding. Also, know someone personally who used BP/TB for their pet with amazing results. Pooch's back end was wearing away with Arthritis, could hardly walk or hold himself up. Vet had suggested peps but at a ridiculous cost. I mentioned that they could get it much much cheaper if they wanted to do some research. I shared sites/documents with them to review, and left it at that. Fast forward 2 1/2 months, Pooch is walking without much trouble, can hold himself up, made my heart happy.
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My friend said she started pooch low, .25mg for a week to make sure there was no reaction. Then bumped to .5mg for 2 weeks. Week #4 did .5mg in the AM and .5mg in the PM to present(takes weekends off). She's going to cycle him off at the end of month 3 and see how he does.
Iheart has a good article for those interested : https://iheartdogs.com/peptides-for-dogs-ultimate-guide-to-benefits-safety-usage/
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We helped a friends older dog with a back injury/arthritis. It is 12+ years old and has issues with rear leg mobility due to arthritis. He did 6 weeks of klow at around 125mcg (based on bpc/tb/kpv I forget the math for ghk-cu on it) twice day. At the end of the 6 weeks he noticed a significant improvement. The dog was able to use stairs and jump up on the couch again. Where as they previously had to pick him up, which isn't easy with a 60lb doberman
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I will absolutely research this BPC/TB when the time comes. Currently my pet snake is researching Selank with his lab gray ghost. Seems to be working for anxiety, but still mid research.
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A friend of mine was giving his Malamute BPC157 for a couple of months before it died. He thinks it helped the good boy get around, but it was pretty late by then. Didn’t have the chance to try Klow injections, but certainly will in the future. Dog lives almost 13 years, which is really long for Malamute.
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Does anyone have info on dosing protocol or where to read about it?
Here's some info and a calculator for BP, there is a lot of other info on site as well.
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You can take a look at the dosages for dogs in these products:
https://integrativepeptides.com/product/full-body-support-8oz/
https://integrativepeptides.com/product/full-body-repair-4oz/For small dogs:
Up to 10 lbs - 25 drops (1/4 of a teaspoon)
10-20 lbs - 50 drops (1/2 of a teaspoon)
20-30 lbs - 100 drops (1 teaspoon)For large dogs:
30-40 lbs- 150 drops (1 1/2 of a teaspoon)
40-50 lbs - 200 drops (2 teaspoon)
50-70 lbs - 250 drops (2 1/2 teaspoons)
70-95 lbs - 300 drops (3 teaspoons)50 drops contain:
BPC-157 - 150 mcg
KPV - 150 mcg
Vilon - 75 mcg -
Check out the videos of other dogs being treated with PETides.
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We have a 12yo Pitt/Akita/Rottweiler/German Shepherd mix who tore his ccl several months ago. We were uncomfortable with the surgery and have been cycling him on BPC/TB500 and KPV. We don't know if it has actually healed the tear, only a $4500 MRI would confirm that, but we think it has definitely helped with the inflammation. He seems his playful self and doesn't limp even after a long hike or running around with our other dog. We just monitor him more closely, no jumping up in the back of the car etc., so as not to injure it further.
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More pets on PETides
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