Everything is dosed by your pet's body weight, and every order arrives as a complete kit with the syringes, the water and a step by step guide. You do not do the maths. Your vet confirms the plan, and we walk you through the rest.
This page explains how at home dosing works. It is not veterinary advice and does not set a dose for your pet. Peptides are dosed by body weight, and the exact amount, frequency and suitability are a decision for your veterinarian, especially for small, young, senior, pregnant, nursing, unwell or medicated animals. Evidence for these peptides in animals is emerging. Always involve your vet before you begin.
Four simple steps, and the fiddly parts are already done for you.
Every animal is dosed by how much they weigh. A bigger animal gets a little more, a smaller one a little less. Find your pet's weight range below.
Each vial is reconstituted with the bacteriostatic water in your kit. Add it gently, swirl, refrigerate, and it is ready.
You draw a small amount into the U-100 insulin syringe from your kit and give it under the loose skin, the same jab diabetic pets get every day.
We always begin at the gentle end and let your vet confirm the plan. The picture guide in every box shows you exactly what to do.
Dosing scales with size, so the first thing to know is roughly what your pet weighs. Your exact amount is worked out for that weight and included in your kit guide.
A small daily amount, scaled to weight. Simple to give at home once you have watched the guide.
Tiny, carefully measured amounts. We mix so cat doses stay easy to draw, and cats should always be vet confirmed first.
Larger amounts by weight, still one simple injection. Best run alongside your equine vet.
Very small amounts, guided by an avian vet. The kit keeps even tiny doses measurable.
The exact amount for your pet's weight is worked out for you and printed in the guide inside your kit. Your vet confirms it before the first dose.
It is a small injection under the loose skin of the scruff or flank with a tiny insulin needle, the same jab diabetic pets get daily. Pinch a fold of skin, insert gently, press, release. Seconds on the couch, then a treat.
Every order includes the syringes, the water, a picture guide and the exact steps for your pet. Most owners find it far easier than they expected.
Get the kitSame gentle injection, given on a slightly different rhythm. We grade the evidence honestly.