Three selections — species, life stage, and the research area you want to understand. We organize the published literature for that area on screen, with every citation, every limitation, and everything it does not establish.
1Select species and life stage
2Choose a research area
3Read the literature and its limits
Literature navigation only. No diagnosis, treatment, prescription, dosing, or veterinary recommendation is provided.
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No account. No health questions. Your results appear before we ask for anything.
Step 1 of 3
An AI-assisted literature match is not veterinary advice or a recommendation to administer any substance.
The research categories
One format.Five researchcategories.
One format. Five research categories.
Each category collects the published literature for one area of research, with the active research ingredients already associated with it. For research purposes only. The presence of published research does not establish safety, effectiveness, or suitability for administration to a companion animal.
Investigational Options
Connective Tissue Research Pen
Movement & soft-tissue literature
The most-requested research category: the literature around stiffness after rest, stair use, and walk tolerance.
Active research ingredients
BPC-157
TB-500
What published research explores
Published rodent and ex-vivo models have examined tendon, ligament and connective-tissue repair signalling.
What the evidence does not establish
Controlled mobility outcomes in companion dogs or cats have not been established, and no dosing has been established.
Rodent and ex-vivo models · Dogs (clinical management literature)
For research purposes only. The presence of published research does not establish safety, effectiveness, or suitability for administration to a companion animal.
Translational Signals
Cellular Aging Research Pen
Cellular-aging literature
Coenzyme and aging-pathway research examined in model organisms, plus the first trials run in pet dogs.
Active research ingredients
NAD+ precursor
What published research explores
Published models have examined NAD+ availability across tissues with age and its relationship to mitochondrial measures.
What the evidence does not establish
Lifespan or healthspan effects in companion dogs and cats are not established by the current literature.
Mammalian models · Companion dogs (early trials)
For research purposes only. The presence of published research does not establish safety, effectiveness, or suitability for administration to a companion animal.
Investigational Options
Metabolic Signaling Research Pen
Body-condition & appetite-signalling literature
Body condition is the best-supported variable in companion-animal longevity research; this category covers the signalling literature around it.
Active research ingredients
Incretin-class research compound
What published research explores
The available literature describes appetite and body-condition signalling pathways, largely in species other than dogs and cats.
What the evidence does not establish
Incretin-class compounds have no established safety, tolerability, or dosing profile in companion animals.
Human and rodent studies · Dogs (body-condition cohort)
For research purposes only. The presence of published research does not establish safety, effectiveness, or suitability for administration to a companion animal.
Investigational Options
Skin & Coat Biology Research Pen
Barrier & matrix-biology literature
Copper-peptide and antioxidant research examined in cell-culture systems.
Active research ingredients
GHK-Cu
Glutathione
What published research explores
In-vitro work has examined matrix remodelling and antioxidant signalling in cell culture.
What the evidence does not establish
Dermatologic or appearance-related outcomes in companion animals have not been established.
Human and rodent cell culture
For research purposes only. The presence of published research does not establish safety, effectiveness, or suitability for administration to a companion animal.
Investigational Options
Recovery Biology Research Pen
Post-exertion literature
The literature on the window after hard activity — working dogs, sport dogs, long convalescence.
Active research ingredients
BPC-157
Glycine complex
What published research explores
Preclinical models have examined tissue-repair and inflammatory-signalling measures after injury.
What the evidence does not establish
Return-to-function timelines in companion animals have not been established by this literature.
Rodent and ex-vivo models · Dogs (rehabilitation literature)
For research purposes only. The presence of published research does not establish safety, effectiveness, or suitability for administration to a companion animal.
Presentation
Considered enough to keep on the counter.
One consistent format
Every research category is presented in the same measured format, so records stay comparable from baseline onward.
Documented, not directed
Each category ships with its citations, its evidence tier, and a written statement of what the literature does not establish.
Research purposes only
No dosing instructions, no administration guidance, and no treatment claims are provided with any category.
For pet families
Species and stage guided
You select species, life stage, and the area of research you want to explore. An AI-assisted literature match organizes the relevant research category and its published sources on screen. You decide what to read next.
Three questions, no account needed
Results shown before any contact details
Research purposes only — no diagnosis, no prescription
The same research categories and the same citations, organized for structured observation: baseline records, interval notes, and a consistent record of what was examined.
Each entry states how the work applies to dogs and cats, the benefit it describes, and the line it does not cross. Follow any link to read the source yourself.
Metabolic Signaling Research PenJAVMA (Kealy et al.) · 2002
Effects of diet restriction on life span and age-related changes in dogs
Labrador Retrievers, 14-year paired cohort
The single strongest longevity finding in companion dogs: littermate pairs fed 25% less across life were followed to end of life.
The benefit described
Lean-fed dogs lived a median 1.8 years longer and showed later onset of visible osteoarthritis.
Where it stops
Body condition, not any injectable or supplement, produced the effect. One breed, one facility.
Cellular Aging Research PenDog Aging Project · 2021–ongoing
TRIAD — Test of Rapamycin In Aging Dogs
Companion dogs, ≥7 years, owner-enrolled
The first large, double-blind, placebo-controlled longevity trial run in pet dogs living at home rather than in a laboratory.
The benefit described
Owners report a second benefit alongside the science: full cardiac, cognitive and blood screening surfaced conditions their dogs were not yet symptomatic for.
Where it stops
Results are not yet reported. Enrolment in a trial is not the same as an available product.
MY ULTIMATE PET provides research information and research-use-only materials. Nothing on this platform is veterinary advice or is intended to diagnose, treat, cure, mitigate, or prevent disease. We do not prescribe, provide dosing instructions, or provide individualized veterinary treatment. AI-assisted tools organize published literature and do not provide clinical opinions. Consult a licensed veterinarian regarding animal health and care. Research access and material availability may be restricted.
