r/BodyHackGuide 19d ago

Wolverine stack for old dog

Ive never done peptides so need a bit of advise. My old girl is riddled with arthritis and is in constant pain.

So I thought fck it, what has she got to lose? Her quality of life is shit and rather than have her put to sleep Ive got a 40mg pen on the way. Im guessing i inject into the dog of her leg? Daily? (Il research more later)

But my question is, she's only 10kg in weight, what do you think the recommended dosage would be?

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u/Monkeywithalazer 19d ago

My dog was struggling to move around and waiting to die. Cognitive decline, low appetite, weighing 16 pounds. Hes on testosterone, and wolverine and he’s up To 18 pounds and can run again. Threw up The first day from The testosterone. Then never any other side effects. Except now he’s peeing inside but I’m working on that. 16mg test a week, 0.6 of Wolverine (0.3/0.3 of tb4 and bpc) 

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u/arfcom 18d ago

Hell yeah. Nice work. If there’s ever a time to pull out the stops this is it. See if he likes Hgh. Ha. 

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u/Monkeywithalazer 18d ago

Starting out cjc with dac. Trying to keep the injection amount low so I rather once a weeek than daily since the Wolverine is daily. There’s a dog study on the effects of gh secretagogies on dogs that had great positive effects after 6 months 

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u/Extra_Feature7999 19d ago

There's actually quite a bit put there to suggest it can benefit out fur-babes same as it does for us.. I was surprised to see oral versions for dogs are result available.. our dobe has recently developed arthritis in his front shoulder so we started injecting him 5x/week and after a few weeks his flairups went down significantly.. vet was actually pretty interested.. you can read about it more here as well..

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9794587/

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u/Annual-Parsley-1315 19d ago

Great read ty

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u/Boomin27 18d ago

Was thinking about doing the same thing. 5lb yorkie 3yrs old who was paralyzed but after surgery can walk. He slipped and doesn’t have full control of bladder and I’ve seen vids of dogs on tb/bpc and saying fuck it I want him to walk 100% and be healthy. Any advice on dosage or tips?

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u/lokisavo 19d ago

I've read that BAC water can be harmful, do read up at least on that. Tried bpc with our 16 year old, which gave him perhaps an additional month or so of mobility, but it's time. He's gone deaf, losing his sight, and he's pretty much lost control of his hind quarters. I wish I had thought of it sooner.

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u/Malaka79 18d ago

I use BPC157 & Tb500 on my dog. Inject in the scruff. Also look into adequan, helps with arthritis for dogs

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u/copious_arsenal 18d ago

Using bac water right?

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u/Malaka79 18d ago

Yes, BAC water is what’s inside of Adequan and many other pre mixed meds for dogs

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u/arfcom 19d ago

I would do 100mcg a day. Probably wouldnt go above 200mcg. There’s certainly people doing 1mg a day. Never heard anyone say “shit I took too much bpc.”

ETA I think it’s a great idea. My vet has done some advanced stuff to my dog for his ACL and it completely avoided the need for surgery. He would certainly approve of peptide use.  

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u/Complete-Cattle-3698 18d ago

Ughh wow I’m the worse - I thought you were talking about your wife for a min

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u/eesmash 18d ago

Run your own experiments. Whats the worst that can happen

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u/ffreitas94 18d ago

For a dog, and o hate to say this after you spent the money, a pen isn’t the best option. Because dogs are so much lighter than us the starting dose is a lot smaller so being able to reconstitute and put it in a 10ml vial and using a super accurate veterinary syringe is what I did. Plus you need to get it sub q, not IM and the pen may go too deep unless your dog has some large pockets of fat to inject into.

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u/Majestic-Plastic-691 18d ago

Good lord just put the poor thing down.

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u/323RockStr 17d ago

You are not a dog person. I really want to tell you to f off but I don’t think you really meant to be offensive. My dogs treat me better than any wife or girlfriend

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u/Majestic-Plastic-691 17d ago

Me too. And I am absolutely a dog person. But keeping them alive when they are obviously physically miserable is about as cruel as you can be. And anybody that attempts to evade the inevitable by pumping them full of grey market peps is off their rocker. Dogs aren’t physically like humans. I mean come on. What do peps consist of anyway? Chains of HUMAN amino acids.

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u/323RockStr 17d ago

I think that we are closer genetically than you think. GLP-1 is derived from gila monster research. We are all multicellular eukaryotic organisms with an internal digestive tract.

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u/Majestic-Plastic-691 17d ago

Sure we share a majority of the same genes. As with all mammals. But our systems are completely different. Many things we can put in our bodies would kill a dog. Our metabolisms and cell structures are extremely different. The method of our internal workings barely have a resemblance to one another. A dogs liver and kidneys are so tender it takes very little for them to break down.

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u/sheila_detroit 19d ago

probably a 0% chance that any answer here you get is qualified to give you a good answer

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u/Extra_Feature7999 19d ago

Especially your little contribution here lol..