Question 1

What is the BPC-157 dose for dogs?

Accepted Answer

BPC-157 dosing for dogs is weight-based: Small dogs under 10 kg (22 lbs): 100-150 mcg/day. Medium dogs 10-25 kg: 200-350 mcg/day. Large dogs 25-45 kg: 400-600 mcg/day. Giant breeds over 45 kg: 700-1000 mcg/day. Subcutaneous injection near the injury site for musculoskeletal conditions; oral administration in food for gut/IBD issues. For Research Use Only — consult a veterinarian.

Question 2

What peptide helps cats with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM)?

Accepted Answer

SS-31 (Elamipretide) is the research peptide of interest for feline HCM. It is a cardiolipin-targeting peptide that protects mitochondrial membranes in cardiac muscle cells. HCM affects 10-15% of all cats and up to 30% of Maine Coons and Ragdolls. Dosing: average cat (3-5 kg): 4-6 mg/day SC injection. Use alongside conventional HCM medications — not as a replacement. For Research Use Only — veterinary supervision required.

Question 3

Can dogs take Selank for anxiety?

Accepted Answer

Selank is one of the most promising research peptides for canine anxiety. Unlike trazodone or acepromazine, it does not cause significant sedation. It modulates GABA and serotonin pathways. Dose: Small dogs under 10 kg: 100-300 mcg/day. Medium 10-25 kg: 300-600 mcg/day. Large 25-45 kg: 600 mcg-1 mg/day. Route: intranasal (fastest) or subcutaneous. For Research Use Only — consult a veterinarian.

Question 4

What is the Epithalon dose for rats?

Accepted Answer

Epithalon is highly relevant for pet rats given their 2-3 year lifespan and high spontaneous tumor rate. Dose: 1.5-2 mg per 10-day course for an average 350g rat. Administer as daily subcutaneous injections for 10 days, then a 6-month break. Begin at 12-18 months (middle age for rats). For Research Use Only — exotic veterinarian supervision recommended.

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