
Cognitive Health
For senior pets experiencing changes in orientation, sleep, interaction, learned behaviors or mental sharpness.
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MyPetGevity gives pet owners access to emerging peptide research, structured six-month wellness pathways, assessment tools, compliance tracking and reports designed to support better conversations with their veterinarian.
Each pathway is a six-month educational framework built around one question — how is your pet moving, how is your pet thinking, or how is your pet aging. Same spine, different measurements.

For senior pets experiencing changes in orientation, sleep, interaction, learned behaviors or mental sharpness.

For pets experiencing issues with mobility, joint function, recovery, stairs, jumping, gait or activity tolerance.

For pet owners focused on healthy aging, body condition, energy, sleep, metabolic wellness and long-term health.
Answer four questions about your pet and we will point you at the pathway that matches what you want to monitor. No account, no payment details.
Why six months
Most peptide products for pets sell an eight-week cycle. The cycle ends, the vial runs out, and nobody ever measures whether anything actually changed.
We build on a six-month horizon because that is long enough to see whether mobility, cognition and body condition hold — and we stop twice along the way, at day 90 and day 180, to score the same things we scored at baseline. If the numbers have not moved, you will be the first to know.
Conceptual illustration of programme structure only. Not clinical data, not a projection of results for any individual animal.
Every pathway ships the same four things on the same schedule. What changes between them is what you measure — not how much you get.
Baseline, a weekly short check-in, a monthly comprehensive assessment, then full reassessments at three and six months — scoring the same items every time.
A new stage of the educational framework each month, beginning with PetHEAL in month one: what to read, what to monitor, and what to raise with your vet.
Plain-language summaries of new peptide research relevant to your pathway, with links to the source papers — updated for the whole six months, not frozen at signup.
Six-month logs from members running the same pathway, plus veterinary commentary — so you can see what month four usually looks like before you get there.
The same six months, every pathway
Research library
Twenty compounds are under review at MyPetGevity — repair peptides, mitochondrial peptides, neuropeptides, immune peptides. The library is open to every member, free tier included.
Which of them appear in a given pathway — in what order, over which months, and alongside what — is the part we have spent years working out, and the part we keep.
All listed compounds are investigational and are not FDA-approved for companion animals. Listing a compound is not a recommendation to use it.
Pathway match
Four questions. We will point you at the pathway that best matches what you want to monitor, and show you what the first six months would look like.
“The part I did not expect was the scoring. At baseline I marked Millie a 2 out of 5 on stairs. At day 90 I marked her a 4, and I had the sheet in front of me to prove I was not imagining it. Our vet asked to keep a copy.”
“I came in wanting someone to just tell me what to give him. What I got instead was a list of the right questions, and for the first time our vet and I were reading the same research. That turned out to be worth more.”
“Six months felt long when I signed up. By month four the weekly check-in was thirty seconds and I could see the sleep chart bending. The night pacing is the thing we were tracking, and the chart is where I noticed it first.”
No. We provide education, research summaries, assessment tools, tracking software and reports. We do not diagnose, treat or prescribe, and we are not a substitute for a licensed veterinarian. Veterinary services are not yet included in membership.
No. We will tell you what is being researched, what the research says, what to monitor, and what to ask your veterinarian. Any decision about administering a compound is one you make with your vet, not with a website.
Because two months is long enough to feel a difference and too short to know whether it held. Six months gives you a baseline, a 90-day reassessment and a 180-day reassessment scoring the same items — which is the only way to tell change from wishful thinking.
PetHEAL is the Month One module every pathway opens with: the baseline assessment, the first research package, the tracking worksheet and the veterinary discussion guide. You can buy it on its own for $99, and it is credited in full if you continue to a six-month program within 30 days.
This is a six-month program. You can choose six monthly payments of $99 or one payment of $499. Monthly payments may be stopped, but access ends when the paid period concludes — stopping in month three means access runs to the end of month three.
Not on its own, and not urgently. If your pet has cancer, a seizure disorder, heart disease, kidney or liver disease, or a recent injury or surgery, speak with your veterinarian before starting anything here. We will show you the same notice during enrollment.
Both. Assessments, baselines and research summaries are separated by species, and you can enroll a dog, a cat, or both.
No card, no medical intake. A baseline you can keep, a guide to the three pathways, and the weekly research summary.
Pathway match
Every six-month pathway includes