Joints, tendons and recovery
Repair signals studied in tendon, ligament, muscle and bone.
Vets see: CCL tears, strains, and the weeks after orthopedic surgery.
Peptides vets reach for
Rx · Vet prescribed only
Prescription peptides, matched to your pet.
Targeted peptides your vet prescribes for recovery, gut and immune support, skin, and healthy aging. Made for your pet by our licensed 503A compounding partners and shipped to your door.
What peptides are
Peptides are your pet’s internal messengers.
Your pet’s body makes peptides every day. They tell cells what to do and how to do it: when to repair, when to calm inflammation, when to build and protect. They are always at work, but the body makes less of some of them as pets get older.
2 to 40
Amino acids per chain
A peptide is a short chain of amino acids, the same building blocks that make up protein.
Rx · Vet prescribed only
Prescription peptides.
Eight peptides and two signature blends, each matched to a real need. Your vet chooses the one that fits, and our licensed 503A compounding partners make it for your pet.
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Gut health
Peptides studied for protecting the gut lining and calming inflammation where it starts.
Vets see: Chronic GI trouble, sensitive stomachs, recurring flare ups.
Immune support
Tune the immune system: stronger where it is weak, quieter where it overreacts.
Vets see: Recurring infections, fading senior immunity, cats with FeLV or FIV.
Peptides vets reach for
Skin, coat and wound healing
A copper peptide that falls with age and drives collagen and repair.
Vets see: Slow wounds, surgical incisions, a dull or thinning coat.
Peptides vets reach for
Brain, energy and healthy aging
Cellular energy falls with age. These are studied for bringing it back.
Vets see: Senior slowdown, a foggier mind, less spark on walks.
Muscle and strength in seniors
Help the body release its own growth hormone, in its natural rhythm.
Vets see: Muscle loss, frailty, large and giant breeds slowing down.
Peptides vets reach for
Questions, answered.
Which pets can get prescription peptides?+
Dogs and cats. Each peptide page lists which species it is for, and your vet decides what fits your pet after an exam.
How do I get a prescription peptide for my pet?+
Start with a veterinarian. Find one who prescribes through nudaPETides, or share nudaPETides with your own vet. If they prescribe, you pay in your account and our licensed 503A compounding partners ship it to you.
What do vets prescribe peptides for?+
Most often for recovery after surgery or injury, gut health, immune support, skin and wound healing, and healthy aging. Each prescription peptide has its own page here explaining what it is and how it works.
Are prescription peptides FDA approved?+
No. They are compounded medications, prepared for one patient under a veterinarian's prescription and FDA enforcement discretion. Your vet will explain why one may fit your pet.