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Recovery

Rx-only if a licensed vet prescribes after review

A protocol lane for recovery conversations after an operation, soft-tissue injury, or a long stretch of rest. Any prescription would require a licensed veterinarian who has reviewed the relevant records — including surgical or rehab notes when those exist.

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Pricing not published until we open.

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Nothing ships until a licensed vet reviews your pet's file.

Dosing, by weight

Dosing is weight-banded — smaller and larger animals get different amounts — and the final dose is set by the reviewing veterinarian from your pet'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

Is it safe?
Research in pets is early. The reviewing vet says so, and declines when a protocol does not fit.
If we dispense through a licensed pharmacy after a vet prescribes, batch testing details will be published with that partnership — we do not hold or ship drugs ourselves.
Not every pet is a candidate. The reviewing veterinarian decides case by case.
The full safety page

Fair questions

Does this replace his rehab plan?

No. It sits alongside whatever his surgeon or rehab vet has prescribed, and our vet will want to see that plan before approving anything.

My pet's surgery was years ago. Is this still relevant?

Maybe not — old injuries that have fully settled are usually a Mobility conversation instead. Say so in the quiz and the vet will point you right.

Will pricing differ by protocol?

Pricing is not published during prelaunch. When we open, each live protocol will show its price plainly before anyone is asked to pay.

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