About Dog Longevity Pills

Dog Longevity Pills follows the drugs being developed to give dogs more healthy years: where each one is in the FDA's review, which dogs it is meant for, the trials testing it, and what has been said about when it comes and what it costs. It is written for dog owners who read a news story about an "anti-aging pill for dogs" and want to know what is real.

When LOY-002 cleared its second FDA step we found news stories that called it approved, and others with release dates nobody had announced. So we keep every step here with the date it happened and a link to who said it, and we check the developers' updates and the FDA every week.

We are independent. We aren't Loyal, the Dog Aging Project, the FDA, a vet practice or a supplement maker, and none of them approves or pays for what we write. We aren't vets either: we report what published sources say, and nothing here is veterinary advice or a reason to start or stop anything for your dog.

Who publishes this site

Dog Longevity Pills is published by Bonkeno Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales (company no. 10303754). You can check the company on Companies House.

How we work

Every figure on this site comes from a source we link to: the maker, the regulator, the government or published research or reviews. We check pages regularly, and each page shows the date it was last updated. If you spot something wrong or out of date, email hello@doglongevitypills.com and we'll fix it.

We don't accept payment to change what we say about a product, and we never claim to have tested something we haven't.