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Senior cognitive decline

"Doggy dementia", night pacing, confusion, staring at walls. Deeply distressing and under-served. We treat it as education, with careful, honest framing.

Senior cognitive decline

What is happening

Canine and feline cognitive dysfunction is a genuine age-related decline, disrupted sleep, disorientation, changed interactions, house-soiling, staring into space. It is under-recognised and under-served, and it frightens owners because it feels like losing their friend before they lose them.

An honest word on peptides here

There is no good evidence that the peptides in our range treat cognitive decline, and we will not imply otherwise. What we can offer is general vitality and comfort support for the ageing body, which matters for quality of life, but is not a cognitive therapy.

The responsible path

Cognitive decline should be assessed by your vet, some causes are treatable, and there are diets, enrichment strategies and medications specifically studied for it. Pursue those first.

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FAQ

Senior cognitive decline, questions

Can peptides help doggy dementia?
There is no good evidence for that, so we do not claim it. See your vet, some causes are treatable and specific diets and medications exist.
Is there anything supportive I can do?
Routine, enrichment, night-time management and vet-guided options. General vitality support is comfort, not a cognitive treatment.
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Honest help starts with your vet

We would rather point you to what works than sell you something that won't. Speak to your vet, and use our library to get informed.

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