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How it works

Your dog already makes GLP-1

It's a natural hormone, made by every mammal. G-Loop™ supports that essential signal every day, starting in the gut.*

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Why it matters

Metabolic health shapes how dogs age

657more days

In Purina's Life Span Study, Labradors kept lean for life lived longer: 657 more days, at the median. Researchers tied the difference to the lean dogs' healthier metabolism.

12hallmarks of aging

Scientists group the biology of aging into 12 hallmarks. All 12 are closely connected to one another. Two of them, nutrient sensing and gut balance, tie directly to GLP-1.

Sources: Kealy et al., Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 2002 (median life span 13.0 vs. 11.2 years); Larson et al., Journal of Nutrition, 2003; López-Otín et al., Cell, 2023; Holst, Physiological Reviews, 2007; Everard and Cani, Reviews in Endocrine & Metabolic Disorders, 2014.

Genomic instability Telomere attrition Epigenetic alterations Loss of proteostasis Disabled macroautophagy Deregulated nutrient sensing Mitochondrial dysfunction Cellular senescence Stem cell exhaustion Altered intercellular communication Chronic inflammation Dysbiosis 12 HALLMARKS of aging

What GLP-1 does

Three systems, one signal

GLP-1 carries one signal to three systems in your dog's body. Healthy aging is all three working in sync.*

Gut health

GLP-1 is made in your dog's gut lining, and a healthy gut makes more of it.*

Metabolic health

GLP-1 helps coordinate how your dog digests food and uses energy.*

Cellular health

GLP-1 signaling also reaches your dog's cells, day after day.*

Why we're confident

Studied in people. Built for dogs.

In people

The active ingredient in G-Loop™, ERIOMIN®, has been tested in three randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trials in adults. At 200 mg a day for 12 weeks, it raised GLP-1 levels in every one.

Change in GLP-1, 200 mg of ERIOMIN® a day for 12 weeks

The placebo groups showed little or no change. Tap a journal to read the study.

Why it carries over to dogs

Dogs have the same GLP-1 system. The same cells in the gut lining release it, and the same signals from gut bacteria tell them when.

These studies were in people. They’re why we built G-Loop™ for dogs, who share the same GLP-1 system.*

The loop

Your dog's gut does the work

ERIOMIN® is the fuel. Your dog’s gut bacteria do the work: they turn it into short-chain fatty acids, which tell the gut lining to release GLP-1. G-Loop™ doesn’t add GLP-1. It helps your dog’s body release its own.*

The prebiotics, probiotics, and postbiotics in every stick keep those bacteria strong. A healthier gut makes more of the signal, and the loop keeps going. That loop is where G-Loop™ gets its name.

See what's in every stick

ERIOMIN® and prebiotics

ERIOMIN® is the raw material, and prebiotics feed the gut bacteria that put it to work.

The people

The scientists behind G-Loop™

Dr. Thais Cesar, PhD

Clinical nutrition researcher, São Paulo State University (UNESP)

A world leader in citrus flavonoid research, with more than 30 years of clinical work. She led the 2022 ERIOMIN® GLP-1 trial.

Read her study

Dr. Dragan Milenkovic, PhD

Associate professor, North Carolina State University

An expert in how plant compounds like flavonoids affect gut, heart, and metabolic health, with more than 100 peer-reviewed papers.

Dr. Bart Dunsford, PhD, PAS

Pet nutrition and product development

More than 25 years formulating pet nutrition, including probiotics, prebiotics, and postbiotics. He advises on G-Loop™'s formula.

Dr. Stephanie Lipp, DVM

Veterinarian, UC Davis graduate

Nearly 30 years in practice, focused on preventive care. She brings the clinic's view of what dogs need to thrive.

FAQ

Questions about the science