At Red Sage, we’re committed to staying current. Here’s what we learned about 4-aminopyridine (4-AP) and its potential role in neurologic recovery.

BPC-157 has gained attention as a potential tool to support healing in dogs, especially for tendon and soft tissue injuries. But what does the science actually say? In this article, Dr. Arielle Pechette Markley breaks down what BPC-157 is, how it may work, and where current research stands. While early data are promising, clinical evidence in dogs is still developing, making transparency and a rehabilitation-focused approach essential.

Peptides are gaining attention in both human and veterinary medicine, but understanding what they are and how they’re used is key. These small protein fragments act as signaling molecules that influence healing, inflammation, and more. While some are well-studied, others are still emerging, making evidence-based use and safety especially important for pets.

Dr. Jeret Benson, a hospice and palliative care veterinarian, walks alongside pets and their families during life’s final chapter, focusing on comfort, dignity, and quality of life. Through thoughtful conversations, gentle exams, and individualized care, each visit supports both medical and emotional needs—helping families feel guided, supported, and at peace during a tender time.