People are giving their dogs peptides to boost their longevity
Michael Morelli, a personal trainer in Florida, has a peptide regimen for his pit terrier Choo Choo. Edward Linsmier for BI Dog lovers are giving their pets peptides — an unproven treatment that gym bros swear by for gains. Leaders of this trend believe peptides can help their dogs heal from injury and live longer. There is no clear evidence that peptides are safe or effective for dogs, and there is no agreed-upon dosage. In August, Ryan Samluk's beloved Australian-German Shepherd mix, Finley, suffered a devastating sprain. The 11-year-old dog had long lived with hereditary joint issues. Now,
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