Do I need a vet referral to get started?
No. Simply complete the free consultation and our integrated DVM will review your pet's profile. For Tier 2 and 3 protocols, we establish a veterinarian-client-patient relationship (VCPR) through our telehealth consultation process.
Is this legal? Are these products approved?
Yes. Our Tier 1 products are legal dietary supplements. Our Tier 2 and 3 protocols use peptides compounded by PCAB-accredited pharmacies under veterinary prescription — a well-established legal pathway for off-label veterinary use.
Which states do you serve?
We currently serve California, Florida, Arizona, New Jersey, Virginia, Idaho, and Vermont — states where telehealth veterinary consultations can establish a valid VCPR. We're actively expanding to additional states.
How long until I see results?
Most pet owners report noticeable improvement within 3–6 weeks. For gut conditions, some see results within 1–2 weeks. Joint and mobility protocols typically show measurable improvement by week 4–8. Results vary by condition and individual pet.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. No long-term commitments. Cancel anytime with no penalty. We also offer a full 30-day money-back guarantee — if your pet doesn't respond to the protocol, we'll refund your first month completely.
Do you offer protocols for cats too?
Yes. Cats benefit significantly from peptide protocols — particularly for kidney support, gut health, and coat quality. Our Tier 1 GHK-Cu formula and Tier 2 protocols are available for both dogs and cats. Tier 2 and 3 vet-supervised protocols are launching for cats soon.
Can peptides help with my dog's allergies?
KPV is a naturally derived tripeptide that supports healthy inflammatory response in peer-reviewed research as of 2026. Most dog allergies involve an overactive inflammatory cascade, often gut-driven. KPV works by inhibiting NF-κB, the master switch for inflammation in the body. Our BPC-157 Vet Protocol addresses gut lining integrity at the root cause level. Results vary — introduce any new supplement gradually and monitor your dog closely.
How is this different from Apoquel or Cytopoint?
Apoquel and Cytopoint broadly suppress the immune response to stop the itch. KPV works differently — it selectively inhibits a specific inflammatory pathway without shutting down the immune system entirely. It's not a replacement for conventional veterinary care and we always recommend working alongside your vet. Think of our protocols as a complementary approach that addresses the inflammatory root cause rather than masking the symptom.
Is KPV safe for dogs?
KPV has a clean safety profile — well-studied events, organ toxicity, or deaths have been documented in research as of 2026. As a naturally-derived tripeptide with only 3 amino acids, it has extremely low immunogenicity. Rare side effects can include mild GI upset when first introduced. Stop use and contact your vet if you notice vomiting, lethargy, facial swelling, or breathing difficulty. All our protocols are reviewed by a licensed integrative DVM.
