Skin & Coat
Rx-only if a licensed vet prescribes after reviewA protocol lane for age-related coat and skin concerns. Coat problems often have another cause, so a licensed veterinarian should review history before anything is considered. Form and dosing would be set from that review — not from a public menu.
Pricing not published until we open.
Join the waitlistNothing 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
Fair questions
Is the topical safe if he licks it?
The serum is formulated for animals who groom, but you'll get application guidance — where, when, and how much — with the first shipment. If he's a determined licker, tell the vet.
Could the skin problem be something else?
Yes — allergies, thyroid, and parasites all masquerade as coat problems. That's exactly what the vet review is for, and why we ask for his history rather than just shipping.
Will his coat actually get thicker?
We can't promise that, and we won't. What we can promise is a licensed veterinarian who looks at the case honestly and says no when a protocol is not appropriate.