dog · commercial longevity ingredient

NMN for dogs

Dog-specific studies exist, but a longevity benefit and owner-use dose have not passed the PawCosts evidence gate.

evidence audit incomplete
Short answer

Research hold: do not translate human longevity content into a canine dose or lifespan claim.

The atlas separates a biological hypothesis, a canine or feline measurement, a controlled clinical result and a commercial longevity claim. They are not interchangeable.

Evidence records

What was actually measured?

Research hold

No claim has passed the internal evidence contract for this record. The page remains noindex.

Dose and safety boundary

No human-to-pet conversion.

Policy

Dose content is blocked pending full primary-study extraction, safety assessment and named veterinary review.

US regulatory context

“Pet supplement” is not a universal legal category.

FDA does not recognise a separate dietary-supplement category for animal products; depending on intended use, products are regulated as animal food or animal drugs. Disease-treatment or prevention claims can indicate new-animal-drug intent.

Open FDA source →
Sources and conflicts

Trace every material statement.

Exploring the therapeutic potential of β-nicotinamide mononucleotide in regulating canine NT-proBNP levels2026 canine biomarker study awaiting full internal appraisal · 2026Open source →
Subacute Toxicity Study of Nicotinamide Mononucleotide via Oral Administrationtoxicity study including dogs; not a longevity efficacy study · 2020Open source →

Page data version: 2026-08-18. Medical review is not claimed without a named sign-off.