PUPTIDE
Daily NAD+ support for dogs
60 mg of NMN per full dropper, in a 30 ml bottle. One squeeze onto their food — no pills to hide, no chew they'll pick around. Dosed by body weight, given with a meal.
What it supports
- Normal cellular energy metabolism
- Healthy aging
- Mitochondrial function
- Everyday activity and play
- Dosed by body weight
- No xylitol, no alcohol
- Glycerin base
- Assayed every batch
*Structure/function support. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
60-day money-back guarantee
Independent testing found most top-selling NMN products missed their own label claim. Every Puptide batch is assayed for NMN content and screened for heavy metals — certificate available by lot.
✓Batch assayedActive ingredient per 1 mL (one full dropper): beta-nicotinamide mononucleotide (NMN) 60 mg.
Inactive: vegetable glycerin, purified water. No proprietary blend, no filler botanicals, no sweetener.
Never included: xylitol, alcohol, grain, artificial flavour or colour.
Under 25 lb — half a dropper daily. About 60 days per bottle.
25 to 60 lb — one dropper daily. About 30 days per bottle.
Over 60 lb — one and a half droppers daily. About 20 days per bottle.
Give it with a meal. Precursors are absorbed and tolerated better alongside food, and that's especially true for older dogs or dogs with sensitive digestion. If yours is suspicious of anything new, start at half and build up across a week.
NAD+ synthesis is tightly regulated, so extra precursor doesn't force levels higher — it mostly gives the digestive system more to process. Moderate and daily beats large and occasional.
Timing is flexible. Morning or evening both work; consistency matters more than the clock.
NAD+ itself can't be usefully supplemented directly. The molecule doesn't cross cell membranes efficiently, so giving it orally — or by IV — doesn't reliably raise what's inside the cell. Precursors work because the body converts them on the other side of that membrane.
Sublingual doesn't rescue it either: a dog won't hold liquid under its tongue. So this is built for oral dosing, which is how it's actually going to be given.
Changes are cumulative and show up as rhythm rather than fireworks. Some owners report early signs at two to four weeks — easier recovery after a walk, steadier energy across the day. More of it tends to land between weeks six and eight.
Give it a full bottle before deciding. Anyone promising a transformed dog inside a week is selling something.
Talk to your vet before starting, particularly if your dog is on medication or managing a health condition. Canine-specific data on NMN is thinner than the human literature, and we'd rather say that plainly.
Not for puppies, or for pregnant or nursing dogs. Formulated and dosed for dogs — not cats.
Every batch is assayed for NMN content and screened for lead, arsenic, cadmium and mercury. Certificates are available by lot number, printed on the base of the bottle.
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Most NMN products miss their own label
Independent analysis of the top-selling NMN brands found most failed to meet label claim, and some contained almost none. Every Puptide batch is assayed for NMN content and screened for heavy metals, with the certificate available by lot number.
The label says NMN for a reason
Plenty of pet products put NAD+ on the front and hope nobody asks. The problem is that the molecule is too large to cross into cells efficiently, so an oral NAD+ product mostly doesn't arrive where it needs to. NMN is a precursor the body converts on the inside of that membrane, which is the difference between an ingredient that reads well and one that lands.
A precursor that actually absorbs, not a marketing molecule
The milligram figure printed, not hidden in a blend
Built for how a dog is really dosed — on food, by mouth
One squeeze, on their dinner
Give it with a meal — precursors absorb and sit better alongside food, and that matters more for older dogs. Same time each day beats a big dose now and then. If your dog is suspicious of anything new, start at half and build up across a week.
What owners say
He's twelve and he brought me the ball last week for the first time in about a year. Could be coincidence. Wasn't nothing.
Our girl is impossible with pills. The dropper on her food she doesn't even notice.
Bought the three-pack because we have two dogs. Worked out cheaper than one bottle a month.
Before you order
Depends on size. Under 25 lb is about 60 days on a half dropper. A 25 to 60 lb dog runs roughly 30 days. Over 60 lb, closer to 20. Multi-dog households go through it faster, obviously.
If your dog is over 60 lb or you have more than one, the 3-pack is the sensible call — you pay for two bottles at $59.99 and the third is free, which saves reordering monthly. For a small dog trying it for the first time, a single bottle is about two months of supply.
Start at half a dose mixed into something wet and build up over a week. Most dogs don't register it on food. If yours genuinely won't take it, the 60-day guarantee covers you — send it back.
Orders ship within one business day. Free over $75, which the 3-pack clears.
60 days, opened bottles included. If it isn't working for your dog, that's what the guarantee is for — we'd rather know than have you finish it out of politeness.
Ask your vet first if your dog is already on medication. We can't see their chart and your vet can.
Buy two, get the third free
$59.99 a bottle — three for $119.98, about three months for a mid-size dog.
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