#586

my dog is nearly 15.

my dog is nearly 15. good health otherwise but his back legs are shot, he was on a monthly pain shot from the vet that cost a fortune and did less every time. I brought up BPC at our last visit half expecting to get laughed out of the room. instead my vet showed me exactly where to put it and how. so now I've got a senior dog on peptides, subq, done by me at the kitchen counter. five shots in. last night he got the zoomies. actual zoomies, at almost 15, sliding all over the hardwood while I chased him going "no no no you'll break a hip." his walk this morning was twice as long with a bounce I haven't seen in two years. I don't care that it's not "approved" for dogs. I care that my old boy is happy again and I might get a little more time with him.

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