Purpose-selected formula
Each component is chosen around a clear biological pathway and a practical daily use.
A focused BPC-157 system made for mobility, digestion, and everyday resilience.
10mg Vial
A simple once-daily BPC-157 routine designed around the systems that help dogs move comfortably, recover well, and stay settled.
Each component is chosen around a clear biological pathway and a practical daily use.
Identity, potency, and purity checks are completed before a vial reaches your home.
Produced in a controlled facility with documented quality standards and traceable inputs.
A measured dropper makes the routine consistent, quick, and simple to repeat.
BPC-157 is a peptide sequence studied for how it interacts with repair pathways. Our daily format is designed around three practical areas pet parents care about most.
“The best daily formula is not the one with the most ingredients. It is the one with a clear purpose, a consistent dose, and quality you can verify.”
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Our philosophy
We make focused daily support for the moments that add up: an easier first step, a comfortable meal, another lap around the park, and more time feeling like themselves.
Everything you need to understand the routine before you begin.
Ask our teamBPC-157 is a short peptide made from 15 amino acids. It has been studied in animal models for how it interacts with tendon, ligament, muscle, gut, and other repair pathways. Good Days turns that research focus into a simple daily liquid routine for dogs.
Traditional ingredients such as glucosamine provide structural building blocks. BPC-157 is researched as a peptide signal involved in the body's own repair pathways. They are different approaches, so Good Days is designed as a focused BPC-157 routine rather than an all-in-one joint blend.
Use the included marked dropper and follow the amount shown on the label for your dog's weight. Add it to their usual meal once daily, then keep the routine consistent from day to day.
Every dog responds differently. We recommend at least 8 to 12 weeks of consistent daily use, noting practical changes such as walks, stairs, stiffness after rest, appetite, and digestion along the way.
BPC-157 research explores pathways involved in tissue repair, but it is not a diagnosis or a guaranteed treatment for any condition. If your dog has arthritis, hip dysplasia, a recent injury, or is recovering from surgery, build their routine with your veterinarian.
It may sit alongside common wellness products such as joint supplements and omega-3s. If your dog takes prescription medication, including anti-inflammatories or steroids, check with your veterinarian before adding it.
No supplement is right for every dog. The published evidence is largely based on laboratory and animal models rather than controlled canine trials. Speak with your veterinarian first if your dog has an existing condition, is pregnant or nursing, or takes prescription medication.
Our Research & Citations glossary summarises the published studies we reference, with direct links to each paper so you can review the evidence yourself.