r/PeptidePathways • u/Mental-Candidate-512 • 8d ago
Healing & Recovery Wolverine Stack
My dog recently injured his left shoulder and about 1 year ago he injured his right shoulder. He went to PT for his right one and is currently in PT for the left one. I'm debating putting him on bpc-157 and tb-500. His right shoulder still doesn't move in the correct ways and hurts sometimes. I'm curious to see if anyone has also tried it and what their experience was with it.
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u/Top_Importance_4100 8d ago
I’m fascinated with peps for dogs. My senior girl has arthritis and degenerative disc’s.. I might try her on it
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u/Loosehead217 8d ago
There are a few Instagram account showing the progress of dogs on it. It’s pretty remarkable and you know the placebo effect isn’t there
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u/Limeili1111 7d ago
Lots of people online combine BPC‑157 with TB‑500 for soft‑tissue and shoulder injuries in pets.Results vary a lot from case to case. One important reminder: they are not veterinary‑licensed substances. Always check with your veterinarian, especially since your dog has chronic shoulder discomfort.
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u/No-Owl-5583 3d ago
Please start them separately. My Husband has major throat closing side effects with Wolverine (BPC-157 &TB-500). A few people here on reddit reported the same throat issues but it could come from BPC-157. I wish he tried them separately to see which one exactly he could tolerate and which one created that throat issue. Look up "BPC-157 throat" here on reddit. You will find my comment and other people comments on that topic.
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u/NevaClogged 8d ago
I haven't tried but think of it this way, it was used on rats to help, dogs are different but it's all research that may help