Rapamycin for Dogs — 1 mg Capsules
1 mg rapamycin capsules for dogs. Three times weekly with food, weight-based dosing, veterinarian-prescribed.
€109
More healthy years by your side
Rapamycin is the most studied longevity compound in veterinary medicine — extending healthy lifespan by up to 14% in mammalian studies and now the subject of the NIH-funded Dog Aging Project’s TRIAD trial.
What it does
- Heart — supports cardiac function; studies in older dogs showed improved heart performance within months.
- Cancer — mTOR inhibition is being studied against the cancers that take dogs most often: lymphoma, mast cell tumors, hemangiosarcoma.
- Inflammation — reduces the chronic, low-grade inflammation that drives age-related pain and stiffness.
- Immunity — at low doses, rapamycin improves immune response rather than suppressing it.
How the therapy works
One 1 mg capsule three times a week, with food. Dosing is based on your dog’s body weight — our veterinarians will confirm the right strength and schedule during the included review. Best suited to healthy, middle-aged and senior dogs.
Veterinary oversight, included
This is a veterinarian-directed therapy program. Every Rapavie order includes a licensed veterinarian’s review, personalized dosing, and monitoring guidance. Medication is dispensed under veterinary prescription. Side effects at longevity doses are uncommon and typically limited to transient stomach upset. Lab-tested to a 99.9% purity standard.
Questions, answered
Can healthy dogs take rapamycin preventively?
Yes — most dogs in longevity protocols are healthy, middle-aged or senior dogs. The goal is to slow age-related decline before disease appears. Our veterinarians confirm eligibility during the included review.
What side effects should I watch for?
Side effects at longevity doses are uncommon and usually limited to mild, transient stomach upset in the first weeks. Dogs with diabetes or significant liver disease are not candidates — this is screened in the vet review.