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
Prescription peptides
Rx · Vet prescribed only
BPC-157
The most studied repair peptide in animal research.
For
- Dogs and cats
Given as
- A small injection under the skin. For gut support your vet may choose a form given by mouth.
What it is
A 15 amino acid peptide first found in the protective juices of the stomach. It has been studied in tendon, ligament, muscle, bone and gut injury across dozens of animal models, and how it moves through the body has been measured in dogs.
How it works
It is studied for signaling the body to grow new blood vessels into injured tissue and to lay down organized collagen, the scaffolding of repair. In the gut, it is studied for protecting and restoring the lining.
What vets prescribe it for.
- Recovery after orthopedic surgery, including CCL repair
- Tendon, ligament and muscle strain
- Chronic gut trouble and a damaged gut lining
What your vet checks first
Your vet will ask about any history of cancer or an unexplained mass first, since repair signals also support growth.
Made for your pet, by name, at their dose.
- Step 1
Find a vet.
Search for a vet who prescribes through nudaPETides, or bring us to your own.
- Step 2
Your vet prescribes.
They examine your pet, choose the peptide, and set a dose from your pet's weight.
- Step 3
It ships to your door.
Pay in your account. Our licensed 503A compounding partners make it for your pet and ship it to you.
Give them every chance to thrive.
Prescribed within a valid VCPR and compounded by our licensed 503A compounding partners. Like all compounded medications, it is prepared under FDA enforcement discretion and is not an FDA-approved animal drug.