Mobility
BPC-157 · Daily oral dropperA daily oral protocol built around BPC-157, dosed to your dog's weight by the vet who reviews his file. Owners usually start here when the first thing they notice is the getting up — off the bed, up the stairs, into the car.
Nothing ships until a licensed vet reviews your dog's file.
Dosing, by weight
Dosing is weight-banded — small, medium, large and giant dogs get different amounts — and the final dose is set by the reviewing veterinarian from your dog's file, not by a chart. We'll publish the protocol numbers here once our reviewing vets have signed off on them.
A dose is never shown here without a real veterinary protocol behind it.
Before you decide
Fair questions
How soon would we see anything?
If it helps, owners tend to notice small things at three to six weeks — getting up a little easier, walks stretching out. Some dogs don't respond, and your vet will say so rather than let you keep paying to find out.
Can he stay on his current joint supplement?
Usually yes, and your vet will confirm against his file. List everything he takes in the quiz — that question is there for a reason.
What if it doesn't help him?
Tell your vet. They'll adjust the dose, switch the protocol, or tell you honestly that this isn't his answer. Cancelling takes two clicks.